Sentamu snubbed for top Anglican job

London — Archbishop of York John Sentamu who has been angling to

Refugee Centre opens at Nyamapanda

John Manzongo recently in Nyamapanda
Close to 8 000 refugees came into Zimbabwe from East Africa since

Mujuru reaffirms support to farmers

Herald Reporter
Vice President Joice Mujuru has reaffirmed Government’s support to farmers as Zimbabwe gears for this year’s planting season. In a speech read on her behalf by Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development secretary Mr Ngoni Masoka, VP Mujuru said this would be done to further

Iran/Zimbabwe Joint Commission meets in Tehran

Herald Reporter
The seventh session of the Joint Commission between Iran and Zimbabwe on economic co-operation opened in Tehran, Iran, yesterday. Zimbabwe is being represented by senior Government officials, chief executives and directors of various companies and Government agencies. The three-day

defend independence

Herald Reporter
ZANU-PF supporters have been urged to defend the gains of the country’s independence during the second All Stakeholders’ Conference on the draft constitution to be held next week. This was said by Zanu-PF member Cde Goodwills Masimirembwa and Harare South House of Assembly

NRZ needs US$10bn

Herald Reporter
The National Railways of Zimbabwe urgently requires up to US$2 billion capital injection to realise its full potential. The revelation was made at consultative workshop hosted by the parastatal, which saw various regional railway players converging to share ideas on capacity utilisation. Speaking

Ms Bragg to visit

Herald Reporter
The United Nations Deputy Humanitarian Chief Catherine Bragg is set to visit Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa this week to take stock of humanitarian challenges in the region, and support national and regional efforts to promote disaster risk reduction, including resilience and

Zimpapers scribes shine at NJAMA

Kudakwashe Gwabanayi Herald Reporter
ZIMPAPERS proved again to be a force to reckon with in the media fraternity after eight of its journalists scooped prizes at the National Journalist Merit Awards held last Friday. Senior Reporter Takunda Maodza, features writer Tichaona Zindoga and columnist Tonderai Rutsito of the company’s flagship

More firms attain ISO certification

At least 108 companies in Zimbabwe have attained the International Standards Organisation 2001:2008 (IS0 2001:2008) certification this year, up from 86 last year. Many companies had lost ISO certification during the hyperinflationary era as they could not procure new equipment or maintain

Competition body probes Cimas

Tawanda Musarurwa Business Reporter
THE Competition and Tariff Commission says it has commenced full-scale investigation into some unfair business practices by Cimas. “The CTC is embarking on an investigation, in terms of Section 28 of the Act, into allegations of restrictive practices by Cimas Medical Aid Society in the provisions

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