State-assisted funeral for Madlambudzi murder victims

Mthabisi Tshuma,Online Reporter GOVERNMENT will provide funeral assistance to the five victims who were gruesomely murdered by a suspected mentally unstable man in Madlambudzi, Bulilima District. The suspect went into…

Govt to leverage infrastructure for new projects’ capital

Farirai Machivenyika-Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT will leverage infrastructure it has already funded to raise additional capital for the construction of new development initiatives, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Deputy Minister…

Zim fast-tracks National Health Insurance plans

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke-Senior Health Reporter ZIMBABWE is streamlining health sector financing to cushion itself against dwindling donor support and guarantee sustainability of critical services, with Government accelerating plans to establish a…

First Lady hosts vibrant girls’ national camp . . . as she gets new name ‘Mother Zimbabwe’

Blessings Chidakwa-Herald Reporter FIRST LADY Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has hosted a vibrant national camp for girls from all the country’s 10 provinces, exposing them to a wealth of life lessons…

Presidential shot in the arm for Harare pastors

Emmanuel Kafe SOME 85 pastors, evangelists, church leaders and congregants in Harare have received business start-up capital under the Pastors4ED Presidential Empowerment Revolving Fund, a scheme designed to promote economic…

Crackdown on climate change funds abuse

Ray Bande Senior Reporter A NEW digital tool is set to curb the abuse of funds earmarked for the climate change adaptation and resilience efforts – as part of broader…

WELCOME TO ENGLAND MIKA, THE KING’S LAND

TEENAGE schoolgirl Mikaylah Mushinga has revealed she faced a barrage of queer questions from her new schoolmates in England − did she live in a hut, did she wear real clothes and did she even go to school during her time back home in Zimbabwe?

Manicaland tops veld fire red zone list

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter A HIGH alert has been issued to stakeholders in Manicaland, urging them to intensify veld fire prevention activities as six districts have been classified as extremely…

MAN DIES AFTER CUTTING HIS FLESH AND EATING IT

A MAN from Harare’s Budiriro suburb died last Saturday after bleeding profusely from wounds he inflicted on himself after having cut his flesh and eaten it.

WILL CHITOWN BOY’S BODY BE EXHUMED?

THE teenage boy, who endured the pain, torture and trauma of being locked up in a dirty room for three years at the family’s house in St Mary’s and died at Chitungwiza Central Hospital, was buried without a postmortem being carried out.

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