adminEmbed ethics in company strategy
Bradwell Mhonderwa Business Ethics
THE beginning of the year is normally characterised by a series of meetings between company boards and management to review the previous year’s performance and shape the future of the organisation
Regional magistrate Kudumba dies
Herald ReporterThe Magistrates Association of Zimbabwe yesterday announced the death of Marondera regional magistrate Mrs Mavis Kudumba. Mrs Kudumba died yesterday morning after a short illness.
Denver strikes gold
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
DENVER MUKAMBA finally completed his deal to join Super Diski side, Bidvest Wits, with the midfielder saying he was ready to explode in foreign territory after dominating the domestic Premiership last
‘Mwanjali safe at Sundowns’
Grace Chingoma Sports ReporterZIMBABWE internationals, Method Mwanjali and Esrom Nyandoro, are set to have an extended stay at South African Premiership side, Mamelodi Sundowns, beyond the current season that ends in May.
Minister David Coltart’s statement
This week (last week) the Director General of the Sports and Recreation Commission Rtd Col. Charles Nhemachena issued SRC directive NSA 1/2013 regarding the appointment of National Selectors. The
San community faces starvation
Factmore Dzobo
Charity Shield changes format
Senior Sports Reporter
THE traditional Premier Soccer League season opener, the Charity Shield, will this year take a different format after reports that the league management wants to have a four-team event.
Essar workers woes mount
Harare Bureau
Chavez ‘is not in coma’ — brother
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is not in a coma and is responding well to cancer treatment in Cuba, his brother has said.
BCC aquifer bid squashed
Temba Dube
THE Government has dismissed a bid by the Bulawayo City Council to take over the Nyamandlovu Aquifer from the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa).
Council, in October last year, resolved to enlist the assistance of the Minister of Water Resources Management and Development, Dr Samuel Sipepa Nkomo, to wrest control of the aquifer from Zinwa.
The local authority argued that it had to be involved in fundraising campaigns almost every year to rehabilitate boreholes at the aquifer, only for Zinwa to fail to protect the boreholes from vandals.
Council felt that the water situation in Bulawayo would improve significantly if Dr Sipepa Nkomo allowed the city to run the aquifer boreholes.
Zinwa is the entity mandated with the control of bulk water sources in the country.