adminEditorial Comment: Cotton farming demands sustainable approach
The conflict between cotton merchants and growers over the producer price of seed cotton requires sober minds to tackle the matter to achieve a win-win situation for all the parties. Ginners and growers need each other and, as such, should always strive for amicable ways of ending conflict. They
Cordial relations at work crucial
At the workplace Wenceslaus Murape
Relations between employers and employees at the workplace need to be cordial. Section 2A of the Labour Act Chapter 28:01 (The Act) lays down the basis for that kind of relationship. The relations must be understood within their historical context. Historically, a worker or a servant was regarded as
Need for fair play in retail sector
Tichaona Zindoga
These new babies have been both an affront and relief of the old system of huge, formals hops we had grown used to, perhaps as a bequest of the colonial order. As things soured and hyperinflation bit harder, Zimbabweans got used to seeing
Joy, smiles at Sunony award-giving ceremony
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment Editor
A Harare woman, Mrs Nettia Chinhondo, on Saturday won a brand new Mercedes Benz after scoring the highest marks for distributing Sunony Chinese herbal products in Zimbabwe. Forty-three other
Nine years for robbing taxi driver
Court Reporter
A HARARE man has been jailed nine years effective for robbing a taxi driver of his car and money after posing as a customer. John Tanzima (25) pleaded not guilty to robbery of a car when he appeared
Bogus clerk of court thrown behind bars
Court Reporter
A HARARE man, who posed as a clerk of court at Harare Magistrates’ Courts and duped people of cash will spend three-and-a-half years in jail. Tapiwa Tonge (38) was jointly charged with Elliot
Two Epworth men fight over child
Court Reporter
TWO Epworth men are involved in a bitter wrangle over the custody of a four-year-old child both claim they sired. There was drama at the civil court on Tuesday as both men stood before magistrate, Mr
Muhonde testifies in Kurotwi trial
Peter Matambanadzo Senior Reporter
THE trial of two diamond bosses resumed yesterday at the High Court with a State witness revealing that the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation did not fully comply with laid down investor
Fiscal offences explained
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) is empowered to penalise — or refer for prosecution — taxpayers for offences against the provisions of the law and regulations related to tax administration.Offences Defined An offence is a violation or breach of law which can result from omission or