4-month-old Bulawayo baby snatched amid deceptive social media ruse

Peter Matika, Zimpapers Writer POLICE in Bulawayo have launched a manhunt for an unknown suspect who kidnapped a four-month-old baby girl in a chilling case reportedly orchestrated through a deceptive…

Tragic end to fishing nets row

Zvikomborero Parafini Court Reporter A FISHMONGER operating at Damview in Chitungwiza was allegedly killed following a dispute with a colleague over fishing nets.

Water rush boosts Kariba’s power surge

Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter KARIBA Hydro-Power Station has ramped up electricity output to an average of 500MW from about 250MW recently in response to the rising water levels, a…

Acting President Mohadi mourns national hero Brig-Gen Ngarava

Walter Nyamukondiwa, Mashonaland West Bureau Chief ACTING President Kembo Mohadi has mourned the death of Brigadier-General Mathias Tizirai Ngarava, who has been declared a national hero, saying the nation has…

Dam levels rise, but Bulawayo water crisis remains

Peter Matika, Senior Zimpapers Writer BULAWAYO’S water supply situation remains fragile despite a modest improvement in dam levels, with the city’s six supply dams collectively standing at 41,89 percent full…

Frontline epidemiology training steps up public health surveillance

Locadia Mavhudzi, Midlands Correspondent ZIMBABWE is intensifying efforts to strengthen public health surveillance and disease outbreak response by training frontline field epidemiologists — a move aimed at bolstering national health…

Lake Tugwi-Mukosi nearly spilling

Herald Reporter LAKE Tugwi-Mukosi has risen to 99.6 percent full following sustained rainfall in its catchment area, raising the possibility it could start spilling any time soon if current inflows…

Three motorists cheat death

Berven Fombe Herald Correspondent THREE drivers narrowly escaped death yesterday after a container aboard a haulage truck was swept off the truck by the Seke Road rail-over-road bridge at the…

Zim distributes 122m condoms

Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent ZIMBABWE distributed 122 million condoms last year, aiming to ensure universal protection and community-wide accessibility as part of its drive towards an Aids-free generation.

Guruve shellshocked after 12 murders…Hope now on army, police patrols

Veronica Gwaze recently in GURUVE AN unsettling stillness has enveloped the Guruve community after 12 murders in 11 days with the streets now uncharacteristically quiet.

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