Source: Viability of wind energy explored | The Herald Minister Soda Business Reporter Energy and Power Development Minister Zhemu Soda says the Government will continue exploring the viability of wind energy as the country targets 100 megawatts by 2025. “The plan remains alive,” Minister Soda told The Herald Finance & Business in an interview last […]
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ZACC arrests 26 Harare, Chitown officials
Source: ZACC arrests 26 Harare, Chitown officials | The Herald Comm Makamure Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter TWENTY-SIX councillors and officials from Harare and Chitungwiza have been arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) working with other law enforcement agencies in the fight against corruption. The councillors and executives that have been arrested in Harare and […]
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Independence celebrations: No need for Covid-19 tests
Source: Independence celebrations: No need for Covid-19 tests | The Herald Bongani Ndlovu Bulawayo Bureau COVID-19 tests will not be required from vaccinated ordinary people wishing to attend Independence Day main celebrations to be held at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo on 18 April. Only those in the VIP and the VVIP area should be tested, […]
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Man (70) killed by 3 vicious dogs
Source: Man (70) killed by 3 vicious dogs | The Herald The Boerboel is a large, mastiff-type dog from South Africa with a black mask and a short coat. Crime Reporter A 70-year-old Harare man was mauled to death on Wednesday evening by three vicious Boerboel dogs at company premises in the Adbennie area of […]
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WATCH: No Covid-19 tests for Uhuru attendance
Bongani Ndlovu, Chronicle Reporter COVID-19 tests will not be required from vaccinated members of the public who want to attend the Independence Day main celebrations to be held at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo on 18 April. It is only those in the VIP and the VVIP area who should be tested and the rest will […] …
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Benjamin Burombo Flats: independence symbolism
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter BUROMBO Flats in Bulawayo, named after one of the country’s founding nationalists and a trade unionist who organised workers’ strikes against all forms of discrimination against blacks during the Rhodesian era, has significant history in the country’s fight for independence. The Bulawayo City Council (BCC)-owned property, while having deteriorated over the […] …
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‘My premature triplets are manna from heaven’
Lumbidzani Dima, Chronicle Reporter THE Mashu family could not contain their happiness that came sooner than expected, after being blessed with triplets delivered prematurely through a Caesarean section at United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) on Monday. The identical girls add on to two of their older siblings, a boy and a girl born in the Mashu […] …
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COMMENT: Use the huge profits to fund retooling and expansion
LOCAL industry says it is excited by the massive infrastructure projects being implemented by Government across various sectors of the economy which has seen local companies reaping huge profits from Government contracts. Treasury has allocated ZW$156,4 billion to support infrastructure projects this year alone. Among the major projects being undertaken are the construction of the […] …
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The return of DJ Liz . . . artiste shares music calling, motherhood & comeback
Langalakhe Mabena DJ Liz does not need any introduction to the arts industry because her works speak volumes of her prowess on the decks. She is a giant and she is good at what she does. DJ Liz has shared the stage with many South African DJs that include DJ Tira, Fresh, Oskido, Black Coffee, […] …
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Gweru council gets devolution funds
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief GWERU City Council has received $125 million in devolution funds since 2019 which helped it avert a potential water shortage disaster as the local authority was failing to raise money to buy water pumps. In 2019, the local authority received the first batch of $9,3 million in devolution funds enabling […] …
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