Herald Reporter
Zanu-PF national chairman Cde Simon Khaya Moyo says he injured his hand when he fell at home.
He allayed fears that he could have seriously injured his hand in an accident, saying it was a minor

Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT will not pay farmers for grain delivered in 2008 to the Grain Marketing Board before clarifying the authenticity of the claims, Finance Minister Tendai Biti said yesterday. Appearing before

Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
ATTORNEY-General Mr Johannes Tomana has a right to refuse prosecuting legislators accused of abusing the Constituency Development Fund if the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission defies his

Fungai Lupande Herald Reporter
CHIEFS in Mashonaland East said the province is ready for elections. President Mugabe has on several occasions said Zimbabwe will hold an election this year. Speaking at the launch of a peacekeeping and

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PUBLIC Service Minister Lucia Matibenga says members of the civil service should strive to discharge their duties professionally without political influence. Addressing delegates attending a two-week Public

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Load-shedding has become intense because of depressed electricity generation at Zesa power stations and diminishing capacity to import from the region. Due to the increased load-shedding, some areas

More Tirivashoma Herald Reporter
MINES and Mining Development Minister Obert Mpofu yesterday said there was no bad blood between him and his counterpart, Youth Development, Indeginisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour

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GOVERNMENT has ordered driver training schools using the space at the corner of Herbert Chitepo Avenue and 5th Street in Harare to vacate because the area is for developmental purposes.

Health Reporter
Authorities at Harare Central Hospital have resorted to buying water for use in critical departments as water supplies at the referral centre continue to be erratic. The hospital’s operations director Mr Cliff

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GOVERNMENT will not hesitate to repossess farms from newly-resettled farmers not farming, a Cabinet minister said yesterday. Media, Information and Publicity Minister Webster Shamu yesterday said some

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TEACHERS should be equipped with skills to teach indigenous languages because they help cement national unity, Zimbabwe National Army Schools Welfare Trust chairman Cde  Sikhanyiso Ndlovu said