Source: Mutoko’s Chitora irrigation scheme flourishes | The Herald Professor Obert Jiri Trust Freddy Herald correspondent Villagers from Chitora in Mutoko never thought that one day they would send their children to boarding schools through farming, let alone watch the FIFA World Cup tournament at a time the whole nation was having electricity challenges. Driving […] …
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‘Home-grown solutions vital to lasting unity’
Source: ‘Home-grown solutions vital to lasting unity’ | The Herald President Mnangagwa delivers his Unity Day address at State House in Harare yesterday. — Picture: Believe Nyakudjara Fungi Kwaramba Political Editor HOME-grown solutions to challenges besetting the country are vital ingredients that will ensure lasting peace, unity and economic development for Zimbabwe, President Mnangagwa said. […] …
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Ex-boyfriend takes woman to court
Court Correspondent A Harare woman, Vimbai Makandiwa, was yesterday taken to court by ex-boyfriend Mr Aubrey Chadema for allegedly causing havoc in his life. The matter was heard by Harare Civil Court magistrate Ms Tamara Chibindi. Mr Chadema told the court that he no longer had peace because of Makandiwa’s behaviour. “She has been physically […] …
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List of Pumula Royal Arts and Community Awards winners
Millicent Dube, Showbiz Reporter The Pumula Royal Arts and Community Awards were held over the weekend with numerous personalities from the suburb being honoured. Below is a list of the winners: Community Awards Outstanding New Comer in all Genres Tosksik Balaclava Outstanding Male Artist. Ronald Stone Outstanding Female Artist. Acquillah K Outstanding Music Producer/Studio. Gabriel […] …
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Fibre optic project takes off. . . Zimbabwe set to be Africa’s internet epicentre
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter A CONTINENTAL telecom infrastructure provider, Bandwidth and Cloud Services (BCS) Group yesterday commissioned the first multi-million dollar rail fibre optic project to connect Zimbabwe and Africa with broadband services leveraging on existing rail infrastructure. The project is set to make Zimbabwe the epicentre of internet traffic in Africa. More than US$18 […] …
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‘Home-grown solutions vital for lasting unity’
Fungi Kwaramba, Harare Bureau HOME-grown solutions to challenges besetting the country are vital ingredients that will ensure lasting peace, unity and economic development for Zimbabwe, President Mnangagwa said. In his address to the nation on the 35th anniversary of the Unity Accord that was signed between Zanu and Zapu in 1987, and which put to an […] …
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Inaugural ED Super Cup called off
Innocent Kurira Sports Reporter FOOBALL fans will feel hard done on the latest revelation that the Unity Day match pitting Highlanders and Dynamos has been cancelled. The lowly hyped match, only known to be dubbed as “ED Super Cup” yesterday was scheduled for Barbour elds Stadium today, but was called off yesterday evening with the […] …
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COMMENT: Let us all maintain unity to achieve Vision 2030
The nation marks the 35th anniversary of the signing of the Unity Accord today. It is a hugely significant day for the country as the signing of the pact ended five years of fighting that resulted in much suffering in Bulawayo, Matabeleland North, Matabeleland South and parts of Midlands provinces. Some people lost lives, others […] …
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Police flag reckless driving as festive period road carnage claims 20
Drivers are just being reckless and they need to change their mindset and promote road safety at all times. …
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No joy yet for Sikhala as lawmaker set to spend Christmas behind bars
CC spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere said Sikhala was being persecuted. …
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