Back to back deal to fund ZANU PF offices

Samuel Kadungure News Editor NEGOTIATIONS are progressing well between financiers and contractors for the construction of ZANU PF’s state of the art provincial headquarters in Mutare. The contract is structured…

Workers plead for flexi-hours, remote working

Luthando Mapepa Correspondent WORKERS in Manicaland, alongside millions across Zimbabwe and the world, today marked International Workers’ Day, with labour representatives urging employers to urgently implement programmes and incentives that…

Harare Central residents hail road upgrade

Obey Musiwa Herald Reporter HARARE residents have welcomed the rehabilitation of Rugare Road, praising the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development and area legislator, Lovemore Jimu, for delivering improvements that…

TRANSPORT OPERATORS CONDEMN STALLION CRUISE DRIVER WHO USED A CELLPHONE WHILE DRIVING A BUS

Arron Nyamayaro THE Zimbabwe Passenger Transport Organisation (ZPTO) has condemned the STALLION Cruise Bus driver who was caught on camera using a cellphone while driving. Speaking to travellers at Mbare…

Zimdef turns around financial performance

Veronica Gwaze Herald Correspondent THE Government has hailed the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund for rewriting its story to become one of the institutions that surpassed targets and met deadlines in…

Chief Mapungwana buried in Chipinge

Lovemore Kadzura Mutare Bureau MANICALAND Provincial Chiefs Council chairman Senator Chief Lovemore Enias Mapungwana, who passed away last week in Bulawayo, was laid to rest on Wednesday in Chipinge East…

TRUCK DRIVER SHOCKED AS BODY OF A MAN DROPS FROM QUARRY STONES CONSIGNMENT HE WAS DELIVERING TO A CLIENT

Arron Nyamayaro A TRUCK driver was shocked on Monday to see the body of a man dropping off a consignment of quarry stones he was delivering to a client. Kumbirai…

Affair bombshell floors teacher in court

Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter THERE was high drama at Chief Mutasa’s community court last Saturday when a teacher accused of having an illicit affair with a married woman collapsed mid-hearing…

Bread, bargains and a changing world of work

Elliot Ziwira Features & Supplements Editor Today, as has been the case since 1889, workers across the world converge to celebrate International Workers’ Day, also known as May Day, amid…

From healer’s gift to bitter rift

Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A BITTER land dispute has erupted in Mutasa after a man returned home to reclaim property he insists was only temporarily lent to a family now…