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From Hebert Zharare in VICTORIA FALLS
KIMBERLEY Process Certification Scheme chairperson Mrs Gillian Milovanovic yesterday came under fire from delegates attending the inaugural Zimbabwe Diamond Conference here for failing to protect Zimbabwe’s diamond industry from America. Delegates expressed concern that
UK-based firm seeks to offer services on PPPs
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business ReporterA UNITED Kingdom-based consultancy firm has expressed its interest in seeking transaction advisory opportunities on Public-Private Partnerships in Zimbabwe citing the favourable investment climate for infrastructural development projects that have a few takers presently. Speaking
Keep up with technology, insurance firms urged
Walter Muchinguri in BulawayoINSURANCE companies have been urged to consider micro insurance as a way of capturing the financially excluded people in society. The call was made by MicroEnsure Kenya executive Mr Peter Goss in his presentation on micro-insurance during the Insurance Institute of Zimbabwe annual
Control of invasive alien species
This is the final part to the article on alien species Destroy Lantana Camara Lantana Camara is originally from South America but came to Africa from Europe as a garden plant. Problems caused by Lantana Camara are:Has witchcraft taken over?
Loverage Nhamoyebonde Features CorrespondentThe days when education was viewed as the only gateway to success are over, perhaps forever. Today, people literate or illiterate alike, can go to any length to acquire wealth. The thought of passing through education to acquire wealth is no longer valid in modern society. The voices of
NAC targets informal sector
Herald ReporterZimbabwe should find ways of strengthening its internal resource mobilisation capacity to ensure the long-term sustainability of the response to HIV and Aids, a Cabinet Minister has said. Health and Child Welfare Minister Henry Madzorera said the Aids levy was not enough to finance the entire
ZIPCOP gets protective clothing
Rodney Pachiti Herald ReporterZimbabwe Infection Prevention and Control Project recently received a shot in the arm following a donation of hospital protective clothing by the Centre for Disease Control. Speaking at the handover ceremony in Harare last week, Health and Child Welfare secretary Dr Gerald Gwinji said
MPs prepared to lead HIV/Aids campaign
Shepherd Mushava Herald ReporterMembers of Parliament have expressed their commitment to seeking ways to curb the rate of HIV infections in the country. In an interview during a convention of people living with HIV and Aids, activists and Members of Parliament in Harare recently, chairman of the Zimbabwe Parliamentarians