admin‘Derby King’ stalks CAPS
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterDYNAMOS midfielder Tawanda Muparati, dubbed the “King of the Derbies” after scoring the winner in two of the last three editions of the Harare Derby, is ready to pile on the misery on misfiring rivals CAPS United. The two giants meet in the 70th edition of the Harare Derby at the National
Target set to be missed
Health ReporterZIMBABWE and other African countries are likely to miss the target of circumcising 80 percent of adult men by the year 2015. This came out in a report released by a selected panel after discussions at the 2012 International Aids Conference held recently in the US. Zimbabwe’s target is to
Schools to be adopted
Masvingo Bureau
The Zion Christian Church (Kumuka Kuvakafa) wants to adopt eight satellite schools in Mwenezi resettlement area to improve learning conditions at the institutions. The church has already applied to the Government to be allowed to adopt the schools. The institution said many schools were in need
Essar workers to be paid
Herald ReporterESSAR workers are likely to be paid their outstanding salaries by end of this month if Government and Essar Holdings reach a consensus on the new shareholding structure of New Zim Minerals, a Cabinet Minister has said. New Zim Minerals is a subsidiary of NewZim Steel (formerly Zisco) and
Confidence in security sector surges: Survey
Herald ReporterPublic confidence in Zimbabwe’s security sector has surged over the past few years, a survey by an American non-governmental organisation has revealed. According to a survey commissioned by the Freedom House, but conducted by the Mass Public Opinion Institute, people have started
SMEs to benefit from Google online training
LAGOS. — No fewer than 500 Nigerian entrepreneurs will benefit from this year’s Google online training for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the country. The training, tagged “Succeed Online”, is part of efforts by the online search engine to assist small and medium business owners in the country toEconet reverses decision to terminate NetOne interconnection
Herald ReportersEconet Wireless, the country’s largest mobile phone service provider last night reversed its decision to terminate interconnection services to State-owned NetOne over a US$20 million debt. This came after NetOne challenged the decision at the High Court in a case brought under a
Envoy pledges to help revamp Zim infrastructure
Herald Reporter
THE new Chinese ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr Lin Lin, has pledged to assist the country revamp its
Govt, Chinese company sign 7 MOUs
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT yesterday signed seven Memoranda of Understanding with a