England honour Streak

Brandon Moyo, Brandonmalvin9@gmail.com  ENGLAND Cricket showed a touch of empathy and respect to the late former Zimbabwe cricket captain and coach Heath Streak who succumbed to cancer at a family farm at Inyathi yesterday morning.  England wore black armbands during their third T20I against New Zealand at Birmingham yesterday to honour the late legendary Streak. […] …
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Live Blog President Mnangagwa inaugration #Vision2030

President Mnangagwa 1219: The President has finished the inspection. The Parade is now conducting drill displays in front of the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief. 1207: The President is now inspecting the parade. 1149: Music interlude: Musician Jah Prayzah plays live his song Chiremerera to the delight of the thousands gathered at the giant sports arena. 1138: Commissioner-General […] …
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Harare Chief Clerical officer in court for fraud

Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent A former clerk at Harare City Council Emmanuel Dzinomurindi on Saturday appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court on allegations of defrauding his former employer of US$4,2 million and $60 million in local currency. Investigations revealed that Dzinomurindi is an agent of the opposition CCC party who used to siphon funds from […] …
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Chief loses Govt-issued vehicle to mechanic

Raymond Jaravaza A Binga chief has found himself entangled in a legal quagmire after his government-issued vehicle disappeared under mysterious circumstances, allegedly at the hands of a conniving mechanic in collusion with a car dealer.  The case is now before the courts, a year and a half after Chief Saba, born Charles Siamakando Mudenda, handed […] …
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Zim is a peaceful country — Zambians

Leonard Ncube  Victoria Falls Reporter  LIVINGSTONE WAY, the vital road linking Victoria Falls City to the Zambian border across the Zambezi River, is a busy thoroughfare.  Scores of people cross this route, either on foot or bicycles, going about their daily routines. The majority of the travellers are Zambian hawkers, bearing heavy loads of merchandise […] …
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