Новости за 20.04.2024

Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent Bell Petroleum [Pvt] Ltd and its director on Wednesday appeared in court facing allegations of defrauding a client of US$95 502 in a botched fuel deal. The petroleum company and Daniel Guzha appeared before Harare magistrate, Mr Dennis Mangosi. Guzha was granted US$500 bail. The company and the complainant have a […]

Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter Every Zimbabwean should love their country and demonstrate a high level of patriotism, the hallmark of any democratic and progressive nation, President Mnangagwa has said. The President said this yesterday evening when he paid his condolences to Central Intelligence Organisation Director-General, Ambassador Isaac Moyo following the death of his eldest daughter, Shumirai, […]

Herald Reporter On Thursday, Zimbabwe celebrated its 44th Independence anniversary amid pomp and fanfare, reflecting on a journey that has been characterised by resilience and fortitude. This is because Zimbabwe, at 44, against all odds, is significantly ahead of its regional peers in infrastructure development projects that are supported by the Government without external aid […]

Blessings Chidakwa in MURAMBINDA Turning back the hands of time, war veterans most of whom are now in their 60s and 70s, relived their wartime experiences when they were afforded an opportunity to form a parade and march in quick time at the 44th Independence Day celebrations held in Murambinda, Buhera District. So composed were […]

Prosper Dembedza-Herald Correspondent ELEVEN suspects appeared in court yesterday on allegations of posing as police officers and kidnapping a man before demanding US$120 000 ransom from his relatives. Guo Zairen (34), Wang Gao (40), Primrose Miga (34), Charles Matondo (46), Tonderai Naison Kaja (34), Charles Notice (34), Christopher Chirombe (34), O’brian Miti (31), Simbarashe Kumba […]

Walter Nyamukondiwa–Mashonaland West Bureau Chief  In the flatlands of Zvimba is a dreamer who has delved into the scientific realms and woken up to develop novel innovations that will tickle the interest of electronics specialists in military and electrical innovations. From a solar-powered gun that detects motion to triangulate a target to an irrigation system […]

Michael Magoronga-Midlands Bureau BUSINESS temporarily came to a standstill in the Kwekwe central business district (CBD) yesterday morning after a man fell to his death off a four-storey building while performing what looked like stunts. The shirtless man died instantly after jumping from the rooftop of First Mutual building, seemingly from a balcony one storey […]

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu-Bulawayo Bureau EMPOWERED by Education 5.0, two graduates of Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo Polytechnic College, Stephen Magumise (26) and Anxious Ncube (27), have turned their studies into a successful electrical solutions company, Magcube Electricals, serving Gwanda. Their company name, a combination of their surnames, aligns with a next-generation power bank boasting super-charged device capabilities. Fuelled […]

Thupeyo Muleya–Beitbridge Bureau THE massive citrus project at the integrated Zhovhe Farm, some 80km west of the Beitbridge border town, has gathered momentum with the first harvest from some of the 230 000 orange trees expected later this year. Toppick Investments, a local company which owns the farm, is targeting to increase the number of […]

Mutsawashe Mashandure–Herald Correspondent  Document authentication and attestation services will be provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade next week during the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair in Bulawayo. The authentication services will be available from April 23 to 27 between 9am and 3pm each day to assist Zimbabweans who require the authentication of […]

AS the African Rugby Under-20 tournament, better known as the Barthes Trophy, bursts into life at the Harare Sports Club this afternoon, Zimbabwe will come under the spotlight both for its hosting capacity and the talent that is widely acknowledged to be abundant in this country. While some nations may have pulled out from the […]

Talent Chimutambgi–Lifestyle Writer  Murambinda Growth Point is not an ordinary place. Never! They came in droves, on foot, on donkey and ox-drawn carts, on bicycles, and even wheel chairs. Women came with children in tow and others strapped on their backs. Girls came dressed to kill, their hairstyles as spectacular as ever , sprinkled with […]

Tinashe Kusema THE thirst for blood and a little anxiety best describes the mood within the Zimbabwe Junior Sables camp ahead of their Barthes Trophy opener against Tunisia at Harare Sports Club’s Machinery Exchange Grounds this afternoon (kick-off 4pm). Zimbabwe Under-20 coach Shaun De Souza has rather mixed feelings about hosting this tournament on home […]

Rumbidzai Mushonga-Herald Correspondent Zimpapers journalists, Phillipa Chinhoi and Michael Magoronga, were yesterday honoured at the Merck media awards following their outstanding stories. The awards covered a range of topics in health reporting and were held in collaboration with African First Ladies. Zimbabwean First Lady and Merck Foundation Ambassador, Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, received special thanks for […]

Tariro Stacey Gatsi FOLLOWING the El Nino-induced drought that destroyed crops and vegetation generating abundant dry matter this season, the Environment Management Agency (EMA) has warned the public against starting unnecessary fires. EMA’s manager for environment and education Ms Amkela Sidange said the dry matter from crops and vegetation would easily provide fuel for uncontrollable […]

Edgar Vhera  Agriculture Specialist Writer GOVERNMENT and development partners recently held a national biofortification policy dialogue (NBPD) in Harare to accelerate its adoption en route to achieving food and nutrition security plus Sustainable Development Goal 2 (SDG 2) of ending hunger. Partners who worked with the Government to host the event include Smallholder Irrigation Revitalisation Programme […]