Norton Toll Plaza commissioned to enhance traffic flow
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter MOTORISTS can expect smoother journeys along the Harare-Bulawayo corridor following the commissioning of the new Norton Toll Plaza, a modern facility designed to alleviate traffic bottlenecks…
US visa restrictions slammed
Joseph Madzimure Zimpapers Politics Hub POLITICAL analysts have described the United States’ suspension of entry for some Zimbabwean visa categories as a self-defeating move that ultimately limits Washington’s access to…
Five slain Guruve family members buried
Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau Grief and shock enveloped Ona Farm in Guruve as scores of mourners gathered yesterday to bid farewell to five members of the Zvitsva family that…
Capital injection for SMEs hailed
Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent THE Small and Medium Enterprises Development Corporation (SMEDCO) has been commended by the Government for its financial intervention in the economy, resulting in the disbursement of…
Tourism sector enjoys boom
Rutendo Nyeve Victoria Falls Reporter THE tourism sector is riding a wave of optimism as the festive season approaches, with operators reporting pre-bookings and rolling out attractive packages for holidaymakers.…
VP Mohadi launches National One Health Strategic Plan
Nyore Madzianike Senior Reporter VICE President Dr Kembo Mohadi has directed Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies, together with all stakeholders responsible for human, animal and environmental health, to respond to…
FRENCH DR DEATH TO SPEND THE REST OF HIS LIFE IN JAIL FOR KILLING TWELVE PATIENTS…He poisoned 30 patients, a dozen died
PARIS.—A French anaesthetist described by prosecutors as “Dr Death” has been found guilty of intentionally poisoning 30 patients and killing 12 over almost a decade as a top medic.
WE’RE EXPERIENCING UNBEARABLE PAIN, SAYS REINER’S FAMILYC
LOS ANGELES. — Children of slain Hollywood director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Reiner are speaking out for the first time after their deaths and the arrest of their…
MALAWI-BOUND BUS, WITH 116 PASSENGERS, INTERCEPTED NEAR POLOKWANE
JOHANNESBUG. — An overloaded cross-border bus travelling from Gauteng to Malawi was intercepted by traffic authorities on the N1 bypass near Polokwane yesterday morning, Limpopo transport officials said.











