Midlands records slight drop in crime but serious offences on the rise
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau POLICE in Midlands Province have recorded 38 459 criminal cases between January and September this year, reflecting a slight decline from the 38 559 cases reported…
Two villagers jailed nine years each for possessing pangolin skin
Kimberley Chitambara, [email protected] TWO villagers who were arrested while trying to sell 1,6kg of pangolin skin worth US$5 000 in Bulawayo have each been sentenced to nine years in prison.…
Public Service Commission five year strategic plan workshop begins
Raymond Jaravaza, Online Reporter TO reposition the Zimbabwean public service as a high-performing, citizen-centred and innovation-driven institution, the Public Service Commission (PSC) has begun a workshop in Bulawayo that will…
City of Harare proposes sharp increases in cemetery fees
Remember Deketeke Herald Correspondent The City of Harare has proposed an increase in cemetery and burial fees for 2026, with adult burials at Warren Hills Cemetery set to rise from…
Mash East Chiefs donate grain to the Government
Victor Maphosa Mashonaland East Bureau CHIEFS from Mashonaland East Province have donated five tonnes of maize to the Government, following a successful provincial Zunde RaMambo programme. The provincial Zunde raMambo…
WATCH: Urban farmers begin summer cropping preps
Raymond Jaravaza, Online Reporter URBAN farmers in Bulawayo have started gearing up for the 2025/26 summer cropping season by preparing land after recent rains that were experienced in the city.…
Mutare in need of more public schools
Fidelis Chavarike Post Reporter MUTARE Town Clerk, Mr Blessing Chafesuka has raised concerns over critical infrastructural gaps in the city’s education sector, urging residents to support the 2026 budget consultations…











