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TOKYO. – The first 787 Dreamliner to go into service landed in Japan yesterday, greeted by media, excited plane spotters
Biti gets ultimatum
Agriculture Reporter
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti should immediately release US$40 million to buy inputs and recapitalise the Grain Marketing Board to pay farmers for grain delivered, Cabinet has ordered.
Cabinet made the directive at its weekly Tuesday meeting.
GMB will receive US$10 million to pay farmers for grain delivered while US$30million will be used to pay input suppliers for subsidised inputs under the US$45 million Government facility.
Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development Minister Joseph Made yesterday said the money will be used to pay for maize seed, Compound D, agricultural lime and ammonium nitrate fertilisers.
‘Marry’ your business partner
“Let us get married so that we can make more money together.” Imagine marrying someone only for the financial benefits.
The global economy is on fire . . .
THE unfolding new wave of the global economic crisis originating from the USA and the eurozone is causing real panic in
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.
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
MY TURN: Quo vadis African Union?
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by Caesar Zvayi
It is said if a man fools me once, shame on him but if he fools me twice then shame on me. Shame on the African Union leadership for falling for the wiles of Western Jezebels twice at the UN, where their handling of the Libyan crisis has been confusing and infuriating for the simple reason that it showed they never learn.
MY TURN: Quo vadis African Union?
by Caesar Zvayi
It is said if a man fools me once, shame on him but if he fools me twice then shame on me. Shame on the African Union leadership for falling for the wiles of Western Jezebels twice at the UN, where their handling of the Libyan crisis has been confusing and infuriating for the simple reason that it showed they never learn.
Rand, commodities on rebound
The rand reversed earlier losses to the US dollar as investors are seeking high-yielding assets on senti- ment European
Revoke decision to sell Taiwan arms, US urged
UNITED NATIONS. – Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi on Monday reaffirmed China’s position on the United States’ arms