Новости за 17.09.2024

WHEAT farmers have commended Government’s decision to buy this year’s crop in foreign currency.

With the coming rainy season likely to see normal to above-normal rainfall, at least after the expected hesitant start, it is essential that all inputs for all farmers are ready on time and delivered to the farms before the rains start falling so planting can start as soon as the experts give the green light.

The city of Austin's emergency homeless shelter at the Marshalling Yard -- a warehouse-like building near the airport originally intended to serve as extra space for the Convention Center -- may stay open until the city can figure out an alternate space, according to Austin Mayor Kirk Watson.

The Norman Police Department is investigating a fight on Campus Corner that ended with a man in the hospital.

NORTHEAST KANSAS (KSNT) – It’s week three for KU and K-State football, both playing on a Friday night. K-State handled business at home against No. 20 Arizona, while the Jayhawks suffered another head-scratching defeat at the hands of UNLV. K-Nation breaks down those matchups. Here’s a few other things to expect: This episode of K-Nation [...]

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa celebrated his 82th birthday on Sunday marking a significant milestone in his long and distinguished political career which started in the 1960s.

Fifth Third now offers free digital financial education programs for students from elementary school through high school. The bank has expanded access to its Fifth Third Bank Finance Academy to junior high students, adding them to the high school students for whom the program was originally launched, according to a Monday (Sept. 16) press release. […]

TALENTED graphic designer, Quentine Nyoni, has challenged stakeholders to embrace the significance of images in conveying messages.

Banff murder suspect John Christopher Arrizza expressed apparent indifference when told the man he repeatedly stabbed may be dead, his Calgary trial heard Monday. Jurors in Arrizza’s second-degree murder trial heard and watched in-car video of the accused after he was arrested at the Dancing Sasquatch bar and placed in an RCMP cruiser. “Is he […]

FRESH from becoming the first Zimbabwean player to move to a top-flight South African team in two years after moving to SuperSport United, teenage sensation Nokutenda Mangezi could be thrown straight into the deep end in Matsatsantsa’s league-opening Tshwane derby against champions Mamelodi Sundowns.

What a t..t ...had control in the first half

Roselyne Sachiti in PRETORIA, South Africa Officials from South Africa and Zimbabwe have been engaging in talks aimed at facilitating the exhumation and repatriation of some heroes and struggle stalwarts who lived and died in Zimbabwe. In an interview with The Herald yesterday, ahead of Vice President Mohadi’s visit here, Zimbabwe’s envoy to South Africa, […]

Herald Reporter Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere, has clarified the helicopter accident that occurred on Sunday in Masvingo. In a statement yesterday, Dr Muswere said the incident occurred after a successful ground-breaking ceremony of the Munhumutapa National Youth Housing Programme and the Munhumutapa Day celebrations attended by President Mnangagwa. The President […]

ERLING HAALAND’S blistering goalscoring form is becoming such a joke that even Arsenal’s dressing room find it funny.

It’s the latest scoop from a newspaper that has just been ordered by a federal court to stand trial yet again for suggesting that Sarah Palin stirred up the passions that led to the shooting of Congresswoman Gabby Giffords.

Wallace Ruzvidzo, Herald Reporter MADAGASCAR President Andry Rajoelina has expressed gratitude to President Mnangagwa for sending the Geo Pomona Waste Management firm to his country as it seeks to tap into the waste management company’s expertise. The Madagascan leader said he had been thoroughly impressed by Geo Pomona’s operations when SADC Heads of State toured […]

Gov. Mike DeWine (R-OH) announced on Monday that the state of Ohio is moving resources in to secure Springfield schools after dozens of fake bomb threats were called against the facilities.

Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Zimbabwe needs to come up with more enticing strategic investment incentives to accelerate its climate-proofing initiatives after suffering one of the worst climate-related droughts this year. Strategic investments in climate proofing initiatives have become more critical following one of the worst droughts in history, which left many people food insecure while the country […]

Abuja, September 16, 2024—Authorities in Nigeria should discontinue criminal proceedings against journalists Haruna Mohammed Salisu and Yawale Adamu, of the privately owned WikkiTimes news site, and reform laws that criminalize the press, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Monday. “Nigerian journalists must be allowed to investigate allegations of corruption without fear of imprisonment,” said CPJ...

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JD Vance almost gave the game away. In an interview with CNN’s Dana Bash on Sunday, the Republican vice presidential candidate came close to acknowledging that rumors about Haitian migrants eating cats in Springfield, Ohio, are completely fabricated — and then backtracked, saying the rumors are true after all.

Reportedly adjusting her relationship with Val to seem “less gay.”

Albany became the first city to opt-in to good cause eviction, back in June, and since then a handful of other cities have opted in. Hudson could be next as its common council is considering the opt-in on Tuesday evening.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s first privately commissioned home, the William Winslow House, has hit the market in River Forest with an asking price of nearly $2 million.

Judy Reyes addressed the rumors of a “Scrubs” revival or reboot.

Earlier this month, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported on Apple’s plans to start transitioning to M4 Macs by the end of the year. He claimed that …