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NAIROBI. – Kenya’s central bank departed from normal operating policy on Tuesday, proposing to buy and sell foreign exchange
The Herald tops readership market
Herald Reporter
MORE than 1,8 million Zimbabwean adults read The Herald, almost twice as many as its nearest competitor, according to an in-depth and independent survey commissioned by the advertising industry.
The Herald dominates both urban and rural markets.
During the second quarter of this year, the Zimbabwe All Media Products and Services Survey estimated that 1 820 018 adults read The Herald, around 27 percent of the entire adult population, urban and rural.
Penetration was better in urban areas, as with all newspapers, and The Herald was read by 34 percent of the entire adult urban population; about 23 percent of the entire rural adult population said they read The Herald.
Zamps’ official position
THE Advertising Research Foundation yesterday issued a statement to clarify the market position of Zimbabwe’s media
Gwisai case: Undercover cop infiltrated meeting
Court Reporter
A POLICEMAN working undercover infiltrated a meeting in which political activist Munyaradzi Gwisai and five others
Boy (8) tries to sexually assault girl in toilet
Court Reporter
AN eight-year-old boy at a Harare police school allegedly sneaked into the girls’ toilet and attempted to be intimate with a girl
Ex-CIO boss’ warrant of arrest cancelled
Court Reporter
A HARARE magistrate yesterday cancelled a warrant of arrest issued against a former deputy director of the Central Intelligence
Tracking his own success
Freight Services.
He is now the managing director of this thriving business. “I started this company in 2007 when things were tight. That was
ZFU launches input credit scheme
Agriculture Reporter
The Zimbabwe Farmers’ Union has launched an input credit scheme to benefit civil servants. Under the scheme, civil
3 suspected MDC-T supporters arrested for violence
Crime Reporter
THREE suspected MDC-T supporters who were part of a group that ran amok and stoned residents at Kuwadzana 5 shopping
Chiadzwa wants his 8,6kg diamonds back
Court Reporter
BUSINESSMAN Newman Chiadzwa, who was recently acquitted of illegally possessing diamonds, is now claiming back his