adminDebt-ridden Airzim not attractive — Goche
Herald Reporter
Air Zimbabwe can only be privatised if it is recapitalised first because its debt will not attract investors, Transport,
Civil servants hail President
Herald Reporter
CIVIL servants from different parts of Zimbabwe yesterday praised President Mugabe for authorising the salary increase he
Think about the poor: Manufacturers urged
Herald Reporter
VICE President Joice Mujuru yesterday challenged manufacturers to produce quality building materials for both the poor and
Govt committed to removal of sanctions, Tsvangirai tells House
Herald Reporter
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday said Government was committed to the removal of the illegal sanctions imposed
‘Zwambila will face the music’
Herald Reporter
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday said Government will take disciplinary action against Zimbabwe’s Ambassador
50 000t maize set aside for drought relief
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT has released 50 000 tonnes of maize for free distribution to the poor as part of measures to avert hunger in
Thousands bid hero Muntanga farewell
Herald Reporters
THOUSANDS of Zimbabweans yesterday thro-nged the National Heroes Acre to bid farewell to one of the country’s illustrious
Rhino poachers fall into police trap
Herald Reporters
TEN men, among them four former soldiers, have been arrested in Harare in two separate incidents for poaching and illegal
DeMbare wary of CAPS
By Augustine Hwata
DYNAMOS are not reading much into the problems that have rocked their bitter rivals CAPS United in the last few weeks and
Oxfam slams Euro govts
NAIROBI.
Oxfam accused several European governments of “willful neglect” yesterday as an US$800 million aid shortfall slowed the