adminWorld grain output set to rise
MILAN.
World cereals output is expected to rise to a new record this year due to more planting and improved yields but low
Low profits for top mining firms — PwC
LONDON.
Profit margins for the world’s top 40 mining companies are below the historical peaks of 2006 and 2007 as higher costs
Hands off diamonds, Biti told
By Zvamaida Murwira
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti’s bid to take over the administration of diamonds has hit a snag after Mines and Mining
Nationalist Tekere dies
Herald Reporters
VETERAN nationalist and one of the founders of Zanu-PF, Cde Edgar Zivanai Tekere, has died. He was 74. The former
Thank You, Zimbabwe
By Norman Mapeza
ON Sunday, together as a united nation, we did something special for our beautiful country when the Warriors beat Mali
Anti-Zim demos in SA raise stink
By Takunda Maodza in SANDTON, South Africa
MDC-T and its network of Western-funded non governmental organisations here have organised a demonstration
Wild Boys’ quit threat
By Eddie Chikamhi
SHOOTING Stars have threatened to pull out of the Premier Soccer League citing unfair treatment after they were told
Zifa record big match loss
By Petros Kausiyo
ZIFA have saluted local fans for turning out in large numbers for the Warriors’ African Cup of Nations homecoming show
Young Warriors want long camp
Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE Under-23 coach Friday Phiri says the Young Warriors want a two-week camp to prepare for the final round of
Ralph Stead to head Kenya Rally stewards
By Collin Matiza
ONE of Zimbabwe’s top motorsport officials Ralph Stead has been appointed chairman of stewards for this month’s KCB