PG disposes of non-core assets

Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
PG Industries Limited shareholders have approved the disposal of Manica Boards and Doors to Old Mutual Zimbabwe and the sale of the group’s other non-core assets. PG’s stake was diluted from 60

ZABG changes to Allied Bank

Fanuel Kangondo Business Editor
ZABG Bank enters a new era as the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has approved its name change to Allied Bank. The name change is in line with the ongoing rebranding of the recently recapitalised bank, which

Editorial Comment: Census results: Let’s plan for prosperity

Zimbabwe population growth is now moderate with birth rates clearly dropping to around replacement levels, something that should have been expected when we made the decision in the 1980s to send

4 ZimRights officials in court for possessing false statements

Innocent Ruwende Senior Court Reporter
Four ZimRights officials yesterday appeared in court charged with publishing or communicating false statements prejudicial to the State. Local chapter chairperson Dorcas Shereni, the organisations’

Warren Park residents protest over school

Herald Reporter
Residents of Warren Park D in Harare yesterday held a demonstration over failure by the Education, Sports, Art and Culture ministry’s failure to open a secondary school built by the China-Zimbabwe

Sables storm brews

Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter
A STORM is brewing in the Zimbabwe national rugby side, the Sables, just a few days after taking part in the Emirates Four-Nations’ tournament where they finished third in Dubai. While coach

Africa can harness nuclear energy

Dr Antonio Antonio

Many African countries, like Zimbabwe, Libya, Zambia and Tunisia have huge uranium deposits which, if used for electricity generation, could change the energy landscape in the most positive of all

Time up for Africom

Horrace Campbell

From this introduction, the general went on to elaborate on his first point of the growing threat of violent extremist organisations in Africa.  This is a theme that has been recurring in the speeches of

There is always a man of the moment

Pastor Takura Rukwati

Life can be quite exciting. Life can be quite interesting and promising. Life can be so boring and quite frustrating. Life can be so challenging and life can actually be an uphill journey, but above all,

Squabbles continue as economy slides

By Tichaona Chifamba

If the state of Zimbabwe’s inclusive Government in 2012 was to be described in one word, then “dysfunctional” would tersely explain the relations among the three governing parties. While since

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