Uebert Angel pays tribute to “hero” Tsvangirai in moving condolence message after burial Uebert Angel is set to be appointed as Goodwill Ambassador for the Zimbabwe Government following a successful diplomat training programme. The charismatic preacher jetted into the country
A funeral home van with a body inside was stolen from a gas station in the American state of Missouri on Thursday morning. According to the county police department, the white cargo van was stolen from a gas station in St.
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, rattled by the recent loss of three ministers to Covid-19, is considering a cabinet reshuffle that has sparked fierce jostling in Zanu PF and government. Foreign Affairs minister Sibusiso B Moyo and his Transport and Infrastructural Development
VERSATILE midfielder Andy Rinomhota, who celebrated his 100th appearance for English Championship football side Reading on Wednesday evening, is still open to consider playing for Zimbabwe in the future. The 23-year-old spiced-up his milestone appearance for the club when he
ZIMBABWE’S government has for the second time banned all sporting activities after the announcement of 30 days of lockdown regulations following an increase of coronavirus infections during the festive season. Vice president Constantino Chiwenga, who is also the health minister,
MASVINGO- His conquests and knockout blows are what probably earned him the moniker Boika and Masvingo’s boxer Brendon ‘Boika’ Denes is living up to the name. Bouncing ballThe 25-year-old won his second professional career title with a knockout on foreign
By Simon Usborne EVEN in a normal year, the scene I find inside a luxury car garage in central London would be unusual. It’s here in Marylebone, on a murky November morning, that I find a young Zimbabwean aviation and
WHILE the principle of land reform in Zimbabwe was primarily to address the skewed legacy of colonial land ownership imbalances, the late former president Robert Mugabe and his family engaged in greedy accumulation of farms establishing themselves as the new
MDC-Alliance activists who faked abduction in May this year have now turned to apostolic prophets in what appears to be a desperate bid, wrapped in superstition and mythology, to have the State’s case against them crumble, The Herald can reveal.
ZANU-PF heavyweights whose names feature on a sensational audio clip of a conversation allegedly between business tycoon Kuda Tagwireyi and Temba Mliswa which points to growing frustration with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s leadership internally are all reluctant to speak about the