adminForeign Affairs consoles Nzenza family
Herald Reporter
THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday sent a message of condolence to the Nzenza family following the death of Ms Charity
Court upholds cashier’s dismissal
Labour Reporter
THE Labour Court has upheld the dismissal of a National Oil Company of Zimbabwe cashier who was fired for under-banking
Man beds wife’s mother
Masvingo Bureau
A Zaka man reportedly committed suicide by hanging on a tree after catching his wife red-hand being intimate with his
Strauss-Kahn seeks bail
NEW YORK.
fORMER IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn arrived yesterday at a New York court complex, where defence lawyers at a new bail
Failure to destroy cotton stalks illegal
Agriculture Reporter
FARMERS should not leave cotton stalks in their fields after harvesting as this is a punishable offence, the Department of
Musona for Russia
JOHANNESBURG.
Zimbabwe hotshot Knowledge Musona might be on his way to Russia during the off-season, the Siya Crew, can reveal.
IMF chief resigns, vows to prove innocence
NEW YORK.
DOMINIQUE Strauss-Kahn resigned yesterday as head of the International Monetary Fund, saying he did so with great regret,
Renaissance: The untold story
By Golden Sibanda
RENAISSANCE Financial Holdings reportedly agreed to pay an additional US$12,5 million to Mr Jayesh Shah, under a
The Durban excursion
IN Durban, the sea is a worthy benevolent mistress whose eternal kiss with the land is where her lips lock with the vast
Blanket Mine boosts output
By Tawanda Musarurwa
BLANKET Mine ramped up production in the first quarter to 7 322 ounces up 17 percent from 6 235 oz recorded in the fourth