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Business CorrespondentAfrican business schools need to develop MBA programmes that better equip each generation of business leaders to deal with the constantly changing social, political and environmental issues of the
Zimpost to automate its services
Postal company Zimpost will this year earn an additional US$1 million per month as it moves with the automation of its counter network. The computerisation project started last year with the postal company setting aside US$3 million as it moved to catch up with international standards. Zimpost was laggingDIMAF faces funding hiccups
The Distressed Industries and Marginalized Areas Fund is not yet legally operational as the Government has not yet honour its US$20 million contribution, The US$40 million fund, which was launched last year in partnership with Old Mutual with CABS being the administrator, was intended to revive ailing
New marriage certificate unveiled
Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
THE Registrar-General’s Office has unveiled a new marriage certificate and measures to curb marriages of convenience.
The highly-securitised certificate comes into force with immediate effect.
Old marriage certificates, however, remain valid while marriage officers have been given a month to surrender old certificates they have not yet issued out.
The Government last month introduced measures to flush out foreigners and Zimbabweans who have been abusing the country’s marriage laws.
Such measures included computerised and serialised marriage certificates to curb multiple marriages, marriages of convenience and immigration fraud.
Foreigners, mostly those from Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo, enter into marriages of convenience and marry more than one wife using different names to secure Zimbabwean citizenship
Zim shooters shine in SA
Sports ReporterA number of Zimbabwean Bench Rest Ri-fle shooters have just returned from the Sou-th African national championships where they acquitted themselves well in a tough field. Out of 12 teams competing in the
Manjoro leaves for India
Collin Matiza Sports EditorJAIROS Manjoro, one of the most decorated karate instructors in Zimbabwe, is scheduled to leave the country today for a two-week advanced training and grading camp in Hyderabad, India. The 43-year-old
Zim U-19 fly with Eagles
By Jeffrey MurimbechiZIMBABWE have intensified their ICC Under-19 World Cup preparations by partnering with the Mashonaland Eagles’ second string side in a series of practice matches in Harare. The teenage
The return of Axcil Jefferies
Collin Matiza Sports EditorAFTER spending most of last year in hibernation, promising young Zimbabwean motor racing driver Axcil Jefferies is set to return to action this season when he competes in Formula Two overseas.
Zifa warns Young Mighty Warriors of tough time in Nigeria
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorZIFA president Cuthbert Dube has warned the Women’s Under-20 side to brace for a tough time in Nigeria but insisted that despite mounting complaints of ill-treatment of local teams on away
Takesure Chinyama injury scare
Eddie Chikamhi Sports ReporterHARARE giants Dynamos yesterday shifted attention to the domestic Castle Lager Premier Soccer League campaign as they resumed their preparations for the defence of their title without star striker