Herald Reporter
JUNIOR Chamber International (JCI) city chapter donated blankets and winter clothing worth hundreds of dollars to orphans and vulnerable children at Blossom Children’s Centre in Mufakose at the weekend. JCI city local president, Xolani Ndlovu, said the

Herald Reporter
Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara has called on Zimbabweans to co-operate ahead of this year’s harmonised elections to enhance economic growth.
DPM Mutambara said this during the Zimbabwe National Chamber Of Commerce Annual Congress

Herald Reporter
ZIMBABWEANS have been urged to take advantage of the ongoing mobile voter registration and inspection to register to vote so as to participate in the forthcoming harmonised elections and safeguard the gains of the country’s independence. Speaking in an

Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
THE United States government is ready to accept President Mugabe’s victory at the harmonised elections to be held on July 31 after realising that Zanu-PF was indispensible, a former MDC-T ally has said.

Herald Reporter

Businessman-cum-musician Energy Mutodi who was arrested yesterday on charges of fraud involving US$6 million today wept after he failed to write an exam at University of Zimbabwe.

Municipal Reporter
Harare Mayor Muchadeyi Masunda yesterday commissioned a day clinic whose construction started 15 years ago and will service up to 30 000 residents from Kuwadzana Extension and the adjacent Zvimba Rural District Council. The clinic provides primary health care which includes maternal, child health care, family health service and curative services.

Senior Reporter
ZANU-PF is today expected to finalise debate on rules and regulations guiding the holding of primary elections after Politburo inconclusively digested the matter yesterday.
In an interview with journalists after a four-hour closed door meeting by Politburo, Zanu-PF spokesperson Cde Rugare Gumbo said: “We are still debating the rules and

Beitbridge Bureau
Chaos is still reigning at the South African side of the border where travellers are spending long hours waiting to be cleared into or out of that country. The situation has been unfolding over the last four weeks, with reports that some travellers were now opting to use other ports of entry into that country to avoid delays and congestion. In some cases

Herald Reporter
Zanu-PF has intensified its efforts to empower women in the country as it launched the Tafara Garden Project aimed at providing a lifeline to disadvantaged mothers in Harare’s high density suburbs. Yesterday the Zanu-PF Women’s League and the Women Affairs, Gender and Community Development ministry in conjunction with Roots in Zimbabwe Trust

Gwanda Correspondent
ONE of the MDC-T members who reportedly has been jostling to replace the late Jabulani “Mahewu” Dube in Insiza South as the party’s candidate, Mrs Tendai Moyo has withdrawn from the race. Dube died last month soon after winning the primaries. Mrs Moyo reportedly withdrew as she could not withstand pressure from other party members who are calling

Herald Reporter
THE Environmental Management Agency has halted the construction of a multi-million dollar petrol service station, garage and food court next to Mazowe Dam. The garage, situated 25 kilometres from Harare on the Bindura highway was developed by Mr Douglas Makonese. EMA’s education and publicity manager Mr Steady Kangata confirmed the