Mysterious Bolt Kills Teacher, Pupil
[The Herald] A Teacher At Chivata Secondary School and a Form One Pupil Were Killed After They Were Struck By a Mysterious Bolt of Lightning in a Tragedy That Shocked Villagers in Ndanga Communal Lands...
View ArticlePresident Mugabe - War Vets Meeting Date Set
[The Herald] President Mugabe will meet war veterans at an extraordinary general meeting of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) set for April 7. ......
View ArticleOpposition to Hold March Over Govt Poor Service Delivery
T says it will do everything it can to hold a peaceful demonstration on the 7th of April to push government to improve livelihoods of Zimbabweans who are surviving on less than a dollar per day. MDC-T...
View ArticleZimbabwean 'wizard' bewitches a bumper crop amid drought
Among his neighbors, Phillip Tshuma, 67, is considered a wizard who commands the rains with the help of goblins. How else could he grow a bumper crop of ripening maize, sorghum, millet and peanuts in a...
View ArticleVP Mnangagwa Denies Role in Matabeleland Massacre
EMMERSON Mnangagwa has thrown himself into an embarrassing situation by denying a report on his role in the Gukurahundi, forcing human rights lawyer, David Coltart, to dig into the archives to retrieve...
View ArticleArmy Disowns Soldier Charged With Trying to Bomb Mugabe Company
[New Zimbabwe] THE Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA), on Wednesday, distanced itself from two serving soldiers accused of trying to bomb a dairy company said to be owned by President Robert Mugabe's family....
View ArticleChipinge Residents Arrest Man Selling Pistol Smuggled From Mozambique
[New Zimbabwe] A man who was arrested while selling a loaded pistol appeared before a local magistrate facing charges of illegal possession of a fire arm. ......
View ArticleWar Collaborators and Ex-Detainees Lament Exclusion From Mugabe Meeting
[New Zimbabwe] WAR collaborators and ex-detainees have lamented their exclusion from next month's crunch meeting between combatant veterans of the liberation struggle and President Robert Mugabe. ......
View ArticlePrisoner Feigns Madness, Hurls Chair Andobscenities At Magistrate - Court...
[New Zimbabwe] A GWERU prisoner caused a stir in court on Tuesday when he threw a chair and shouted obscenities at a magistrate. ......
View Article'20 Cattle Stolen Daily'
[The Herald] At least 20 cattle are reportedly stolen daily by rustlers countrywide, with the police advising farmers to brand their livestock to avoid losses. Police Anti-Stock Theft National...
View ArticleAll Set As Artists Jet in for London, Leicester S.A.M.A. Festival
[New Zimbabwe] The long awaited and much talked about Southern African Music & Arts (S.A.M.A.) Festival UK is now upon with award winning artists raring to go. ......
View ArticleFish Industry Sets Up Association
[The Herald] Players in the local fish industry have established an association that will cater for their interests as the country seeks to boost aquaculture production. Zimbabwe is ranked the seventh...
View ArticlePupil Killed in Army Drill Incident
[The Herald] A form Three pupil at Delamour High School in Darwendale, Mashonaland West province, died instantly while a Form One pupil was seriously injured following an accidental discharge of a...
View ArticleGraft - Bring Culprits to Book
[The Herald] THE media landscape has in recent weeks been filled with reports from the scandals which are being unearthed at State-owned company NetOne. We have learnt, probably only very little so...
View ArticleMujuru - Setting the Record Straight On War Victims Fund, Diamonds and...
[New Zimbabwe] THE formation of the Zimbabwe People First party led by Dr Joice Mujuru has certainly sent shivers across the political terrain in the country. Political hawks and cyber bullies...
View ArticleChiyangwa Warns Warriors Against Match Fixing Ahead of Swaziland Tie
[New Zimbabwe] ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa warned the Warriors players against getting involved in match fixing saying it would end their careers. ......
View Article'Tsvangirai Trained Bandits in South Africa'
[The Herald] Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai in 2006 trained bandits in South Africa in preparation for a violent takeover of power in Zimbabwe, a new book by former Member of Parliament for...
View ArticleMiners Giving US Raw Deal - VP
[The Herald] Zimbabwe has not benefited much from current mining deals despite abundant natural resources due to lack of transparency and accountability in the sector that has seen some proceeds of the...
View ArticleChina to Donate U.S$24 Million Rice
[The Herald] The Chinese government will donate rice worth $24,6 million to support Government in distributing food to areas which have been severely hit by the El Nino-induced drought this cropping...
View ArticleWar Veterans Demand $18, 000 Ahead of Their Meeting With Mugabe
[New Zimbabwe] War Veterans here have said they want President Robert Mugabe to explain why his government was delaying in paying them their $18 000 compensation when they meet him next month. ......
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