RELIEF FOR ESTATE AGENT AS HIGH COURT SQUASHES CONVICTION AND SENTENCE

Zvikomborero Parafini THE High Court has cleared top real estate agent, Pauline Muzhewe, who was wrongly convicted of theft of trust property.

GRADE 6 PUPIL SHOWING SIGNS OF BEING A GENIUS IN ENGINEERING

Maria Chiguvari Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub A GRADE 6 pupil at Runyararo Primary School, Willard Mangwenzi, has been showing signs that he could be a genius in engineering.

Government turns down Umguza application for town status

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, [email protected] UMGUZA Rural District Council’s bid to be upgraded to town board status has hit a snag after the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works rejected its…

SELF-STYLED, BEER DRINKING MADZIBABA ARRESTED FOR MURDER AFTER FIGHT ENDS IN TRAGEDY

Arron Nyamayaro A SELF-STYLED prophet from Glen View has been arrested for allegedly assaulting and killing his neighbour and friend.

MUSIC STAR WILLIS WATAFI JOINS MOURNERS HEARTBROKEN BY DEATH OF FALCON SCHOOLBOY

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu FALCON College is in mourning after a Form One pupil drowned when a canoe he was using capsized at a dam within the school premises on Sunday.

RBZ holds interest rate despite fuel price hikes

Business Reporter  The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 35 percent as it assess the inflationary impact of a global oil price shock while…

‘We’ve bolstered defences against war shocks’

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Government is implementing measures to shield Zimbabwe from global economic disruptions caused by war in the Middle East, while remaining open to complementary engagement as it…

Land title to unlock US$16bn value

Rutendo Nyeve Victoria Falls Reporter  PRESIDENT Mnangagwa’s Land Tenure Implementation Committee has registered major progress in spearheading a transformative programme that is turning land from a dead asset into a…

Import substitution saves nation US$200m

Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer ZIMBABWE’S push to grow more of its own food is yielding tangible results, with the country saving a combined US$200 million in maize imports over…

Caribbean nations back Zim UNSC bid

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter ST KITTS and Nevis, Guyana and Jamaica have become the latest Caribbean nations to pledge their support for Zimbabwe’s bid for a non‑permanent seat on the…

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