Monthly Archives: April 2023

Ricky Zililo Bulawayo Chiefs 2-2 Chicken Inn BULAWAYO Chiefs attacking midfielder Mthokozisi Msebe struck a last minute beauty to save his team from the jaws of defeat against Chicken Inn in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match played at Luveve Stadium yesterday. The derby lived up to its billing, producing four well-crafted second half […] …
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Nqobile Bhebhe PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has said it is imperative for all sectors of the economy to adopt a whole-of-economy approach and complement each other towards greater integration through cross-sector value addition and chains. The Second Republic has always stressed the need for the industry to implement value addition strategies in its production process. The government […] …
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Barnabas Masimba, Online Reporter WHEN kids his age tasted paradise by merely smelling pizza and hearing the sound of television, he could only reach seventh heaven when he heard the loud rev of a car and the smell of engine oil. Ryan Winterboer is not your run of the mill 15-year-old. He has clear ideas […] …
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Online Reporter TWO people died and 22 others were injured after a Binga-bound bus crashed in Kamativi on 14 April. Without giving much detail, Police tweeted that the accident occurred around 1pm at the 50 kilometre peg along the Lubimbi-Kariyangwe Road, Kamativi. During the week, Police reported that a total of 30 people died in […] …
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At least three have died as Sudan’s army and a notorious paramilitary force battle with heavy weapons in the capital Khartoum amid tensions over a proposed transition to civilian rule. Video showed a civilian plane ablaze at Khartoum airport. Saudi airline Saudia said its airbus “had an accident”. The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) says […] …
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Peter Matika, Online Desk At least 700 hundred underage girls are reported to have fallen pregnant and given birth in 2022. This is according to statistics provided by the Zimbabwe Statistical Agency, in a parliamentary report. Posing a question in parliament, the chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health, Dr Ruth Labode quizzed: “I […] …
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The Herald You rarely hear them being played on radio nowadays, yet these were popular independence songs that marked the new beginning for Zimbabwe. The message from these songs is still relevant up to today, especially in light of the 43rd independence anniversary whose national event is set for Mt Darwin on Tuesday next week. […] …
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