[New Zimbabwe] "I AM hurt, I do not even know where or how he will restart his life," said a mother, waiting in vain to catch a glimpse of her 32-year-old son on arrival at the Robert Gabriel International Airport Thursday.

[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe Prison Correctional Services (ZPCS) says it has escalated its Covid-19 vaccination programmes among inmates and prison officers to combat the spread of the deadly pandemic which has hit its jails.

[New Zimbabwe] CONTROVERSIAL prophet and socialite, Passion Java has gifted comediennes, Mai TT and Madam Boss with top of the range, Mercedes Benz Compressors.

[New Zimbabwe] Salacious local musician and dancer, Sandra Ndebele has been selected as one of the Zimbabwean artists to star in a South African-produced Netflix film, The Bad Bishop.

[New Zimbabwe] STATE-OWNED telecommunications operator, TelOne, has advised all employees not vaccinated against Covid-19 to take leave to reduce their exposing other workers to the global pandemic.

[The Herald] The public interviews of candidates nominated for the nine positions of the judge of the High Court have been deferred until further notice, the Judicial Service Commission has said.

[The Herald] Kariba -- At least five people are feared dead after a boat capsized in Lake Kariba in the early hours of Friday.

[The Herald] LANDLINE phone and data service operator, TelOne, has directed its unvaccinated staff to go on leave with immediate and withdrew the Covid-19 allowance for all those the same category, as part mitigation measures against the spread of th...

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[The Herald] FOURTEEN Zimbabwean deportees who arrived from the United Kingdom (UK) and were subsequently taken to a Covid-19 quarantine facility will be integrated back into their communities and offered the same opportunities as everyone else, Gove...

[The Herald] A company based in Singapore, AF Power Pte Ltd, is working on investing in a 200MW solar power plant in the country, according to a joint press release by the company and the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA).

[The Herald] The World Health Organisation (WHO), has urged the world to come together to address imbalances affecting Covid -19 vaccines distribution.

[New Zimbabwe] THE Zimbabwe national cricket team's planned tour to Ireland next month for three one-day internationals in August has been postponed again because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

[The Herald] The country recorded 62 more deaths and 2 705 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24-hour reporting cycle.

[The Herald] The Bulawayo City Council (BCC) is engaging 18 private health institutions to turn their facilities into vaccination centres as the province scales up the inoculation drive.

[New Zimbabwe] At least five people are feared dead, while three others were rescued, after a ferry capsized on Lake Kariba, early Friday morning.

[New Zimbabwe] Former Bulawayo deputy mayor and Ward three councillor Tinashe Kambarami has dragged President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the Bulawayo City Council and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to court seeking his reinstatement.

[New Zimbabwe] PROFESSOR George Kahari, who three days ago turned 91, has died.

[The Herald] The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) will temporarily close its offices across the country from July 26 in response to rising Covid-19 cases, chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba has said.

[The Herald] The Golden Lions Rugby Union of South Africa have entered into a strategic agreement with a leading Zimbabwean sports management company to form a Lions Rugby Academy in Zimbabwe.

[The Herald] The first batch of winners in the Nyaradzo Group's Sahwira Wear and Win promotion will be announced at the inaugural draw scheduled to be conducted between 5 and 7pm today.

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[The Herald] GOVERNMENT paid $66 million to cotton farmers last week as part of its commitment to clear the $1,5 billion outstanding payment for cotton deliveries made in 2020.

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[The Herald] Government has set a target of 2,8 million hectares of maize and traditional grains for the 2021/22 summer cropping season.

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[The Herald] Vaccine inequity has clearly put a thick line between the haves and have nots.