adminGaddafi son’s capture puts new Libya under test
BENGHAZI – The way in which the new Libyan authorities deal with Saif al-Islam’s capture after months on the run will test their
China’s 2012 GDP growth to slow
BEIJING. – China’s economy is expected to grow 9,2 percent in 2012, a slight drop from 9,4 percent this year, a university report
Afghans protest against long-term US deal
KABUL. – Over three thousand people, mostly students, protested yesterday in eastern Afghanistan against a deal that would
China could surpass US economy by 2027
LONDON. – In his long awaited update to his seminal 2001 paper on the BRIC economies of Brazil, India, Russia and China,
2 killed, over 670 injured in clash
CAIRO – Egyptian protesters have reoccupied Tahrir Square in Cairo, following deadly clashes with police in the capital and
Foreigners welcome as partners: War vets
Felex Share recently in CHIMOIO, Mozambique
ZIMBABWE’S sovereignty is non-negotiable and outsiders will only be welcome as partners in exploiting natural resources for
Zambia’s PF to send delegation to Bulawayo
Sydney Kawadza Assistant News Editor
The victorious Patriotic Front of Zambia will send a high powered delegation to the Zanu-PF National People’s Conference
Meikles hands 20 pc shareholding to workers
Herald Reporters
MEIKLES Limited yesterday handed over 20 percent of its shares to workers as part of its compliance with the country’s
Zanu-PF remembers Pararirenyatwa
Bulawayo Bureau
A sombre atmosphere yesterday engulfed a spot along the Bulawayo-Harare Road, where veteran nationalist and a national
Vigil ends, Airzim workers return to work
Herald Reporter
NORMALCY returned at Air Zimbabwe yesterday with workers reporting for work following negotiations with management. On