Rugare Maranga Herald Reporter
Confusion is reigning supreme in the United Movement for Democracy Party (UMDP), a new Gweru-based political outfit whose supporters think

Michael Chideme Municipal Reporter
Chinese Vice Premier Mr Wang Yang is expected in Zimbabwe tomorrow as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral relations between Harare and Beijing.

Paida Chipunza Senior  Reporter
Vice President Joice Mujuru yesterday paid condolences to former Midlands Governor Cephas Msipa following the death of his wife Charlotte from diabetes last month. VP Mujuru met Cde Msipa at his son’s home in Borrowdale, Harare, and described Ambuya Msipa

Chinhoyi Bureau
The District Development Fund has started repairing access and feeder roads across the country in preparation for harmonised elections expected next month. This followed indications made by stakeholders, including the

Political Editor
Zimplats chief executive Mr Alex Mhembere was on Wednesday elected the new president of the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe during the organisation’s council meeting  in the Eastern Highlands. Mr Mhembere, who was the vice president of the

Problem Masau Herald Correspondent
AFTER more than three decades of churning out sungura tunes on a gospel tip tackling social ills in a biting and subliminal way, Hosiah

Masvingo Bureau
The Zanu-PF team that arrives in Masvingo province today is not a witch hunt but a mission to ensure that the party gets a resounding electoral victory in the forthcoming polls.

From George Maponga in MASVINGO
CHIREDZI West legislator Moses Mare (MDC-T) is set to appear at the Chiredzi Magistrates Courts on May 30 to answer to charges of disorderly conduct after he allegedly engaged in a fist fight with a war veteran in the town.

Crime Reporter
The suspected mastermind of a series of high profile armed robberies notorious armed robber Luckmore Matambanadzo has been arrested on allegations of robbing Waverley Blankets of more than US$412 000 on Tuesday.

Walter Nyamukondiwa  Chinhoyi Bureau
A Kadoma 17-year-old boy has alleged that he was “raped” by two white females who offered him a lift in the town.
The teenager was offered a lift at Waverley bus stop in the town along the Harare-Bulawayo Road in a brown vehicle suspected to be a Mercedes Benz

Municipal Reporter
ZUPCO is set to begin servicing Harare with a fleet of 50 35-seater buses, the company’s chief executive Mr Brian Chawasarira has said.
Mr Chawasarira said in the interim, beginning on Monday, three buses would be deployed in Harare East while awaiting delivery of the other buses.