Relief for barred O’ Level candidates

Mukudzei Chingwere Senior Reporter NINE candidates from a Harare institution barred by school authorities over their haircuts from taking a Zimsec Family and Religious Studies Ordinary Level examination recently will…

Government assures public: Mono-currency shift will not affect US dollar savings

Rutendo Nyeve , Victoria Falls Reporter THE Government has moved to allay widespread public and corporate anxiety, explicitly assuring the nation that the planned transition to a mono-currency system will…

Miners warned of rainy season hazards

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent MINERS have been urged to take urgent safety precautions as the rainy season intensifies, with Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando saying that persistent downpours…

YOLLANDA’S SUCCESS INJECTS LIFE INTO ZIM BEAUTY INDUSTRY

Maria Chiguvari Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub ZIMBABWE’S Miss International journey has come full circle.

EMBRACE EX-PRISONERS, CHURCH LEADERS URGED

CHURCH leaders should embrace those who would have served their time in prison and also play a big role to help communities embrace them.

Zacc holds Bulawayo validation meeting for National Anti-corruption Strategy 2

Peter Matika, [email protected] THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc), in collaboration with various Government ministries, independent commissions and civil society organisations, yesterday convened the Bulawayo provincial validation meeting for the National…

HOW DO CAPE TOWN’S GANG WARS COMPARE WITH WORLD’S MOST DANGEROUS MEGA CITIES?

CAPE TOWN. —It is the crown jewel of South African tourism — famous for its sun, sea and the world-famous Table Mountain.

Venezuelan envoy raps US attack bid

Herald Reporter VENEZUELA’S Ambassador covering Zimbabwe and Namibia, Dr Magaly Henríquez González, has expressed her “strongest and most resolute condemnation” of the statements made by US President Donald Trump, in…

Chinhoyi journalists attend languages workshop

Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau Journalists from public and private media organisations who are based in Chinhoyi are attending a two-day local languages and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) training…

Trial date set for two Beitbridge men charged with forgery, fraud

Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau The trial of two Beitbridge men who were recently arrested by police detectives from CID Beitbridge, with the assistance of the Zimbabwe Insurance Crimes Bureau (ZICB),…

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