Nation celebrates Women’s Day

Alicia Kadzviti-Herald Reporter ZIMBABWE will commemorate International Women’s Day tomorrow at Chipadze High School in Bindura, Mashonaland Central. Globally, the day will be marked on March 8. Addressing a Press…

Media urged to go beyond ‘writing’

Gibson Nyikadzino-Zimpapers Politics Hub LOCAL media should go beyond descriptive news writing and use journalism skills to simplify concepts into elements that will help citizens participate in national development, Information,…

I DESERVE MY FATE IN JAIL, SAYS TI-GONZI

Arron Nyamayaro JAILED musician T-Gonzi says his arrest, conviction and being sent to jail shows that no one is above the law.

DEADLINE PASSES WITHOUT MPOFU, CHIMOMBE PAYING US$3M RESTITUTION

Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter THE Government has not yet recovered US$3 million lost to the fraud committed by jailed business partners Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe.

Traffic congestion along Seke Road set to ease

Arron Nyamayaro TRAFFIC congestion during peak hours along Seke Road is set to ease as authorities implement new measures to enhance traffic flow.

Brig-Gen Hungwe dies

Herald Reporter BRIGADIER-GENERAL (Retired) Jonathan Willie Hungwe has died. He died at G and N Clinic in Rutenga last Friday. A statement from the Zimbabwe National Army said Commander ZNA…

JOY AS RELEASED PRISONERS THANK PRESIDENT FOR THEIR FREEDOM

Arron Nyamayaro MORE than 480 inmates, who were released yesterday from Harare Central Prison under the Presidential Amnesty, have thanked President Mnangagwa, for granting them a second chance in life.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS BOSS JAILED FOR ONE YEAR FOR ABUSING COUNCIL FUNDS TO PAY HIS LEGAL FEES

Zvikomborero Parafini THE Medical and Dental Practitioners Council of Zimbabwe Registrar, Collin Benyure, has been jailed for one year after being convicted of criminal abuse of duty.

Public nabs detectives’ killer suspect Munyanyi

Africa Moyo-Deputy National Editor The public arrested Daniel Munyanyi (50), the man suspected of shooting and killing two detectives on Sunday morning during a gunfight in Ndemu Village, Ndanga, Zaka.…

Indigenous timber curing ban set for 2029

Trust Freddy-Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has set a 2029 deadline to ban the use of indigenous timber for tobacco curing, part of a dual-pronged technological and afforestation roadmap aimed at saving…

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