adminGovt to group SMEs into clusters
THE Government will this year group Small and Medium Enterprises into clusters to improve productivity and competition in the sector, a Cabinet minister has said. Clustering is grouping of industries in aDaring thief steals three police cars
Tendai Rupapa Court ReporterThe long arm of the law finally caught up with a daring car thief who engaged in a spate of robberies targeting marked police cars in Harare. Misheck Madzivadondo (32) allegedly stole the cars, which he
Long Cheng Plaza Mall to be completed April
Faith Mabika Business ReporterTHE US$84 million Long Cheng Plaza shopping mall opposite the National Sports Stadium is set to be completed in April. According to an official, the completion of the mall — which is being bankrolled by
Brig-Gen’s wife demands US$15 000 maintenance
Court Reporter
Zimbabwe National Army Brigadier General and medical doctor Celestino Bhasera was yesterday taken to the Civil Court by his estranged wife of Congolese origin seeking US$15 000 maintenance fees for
Murowa Diamonds production up 10pc
Output at Murowa Diamond Mine increased by 10 percent to reach 313 000 carats for the full year ended December 31, 2012 compared to 285 000 carats mined the previous year, parent company Rio Tinto has
Mining index rises
THE mining index rose yesterday on gains in gold miner, Falcon while the industrial index retreated as many investors decided to stay away from trading session. Falcon gained US3,3c to US16,01c, lifting the
VP Nkomo given befitinng send off
Herald Reporter
Zimbabweans from all walks of life today thronged the Stodart Hall in Mbare, Harare to give veteran nationalist and Vice President Cde John Landa Nkomo a befitting send off. VP Nkomo died at St Annes
Beitbridge on floods alert
Beitbridge Reporter
THE Beitbridge District Civil Protection Committee is on alert for cases of floodingTraditional leaders refuse to have fields sprayed
Gwanda Correspondent
TRADITIONAL leaders in some parts of Matabeleland South Province refuse to have their fields sprayed to control the armyworm, an official said yesterday.
Mat’land honours VP Nkomo
Chronicle Reporters
THOUSANDS of people from Matabeleland region yesterday braved the heavy rains to pay their last respects to Vice President Landa John Nkomo whose body viewing had to be moved from White City Stadium to the Large City Hall because of the rains.
Vice President Nkomo died last Thursday after a long battle with cancer.
People including politicians from across the political divide thronged his home in Worringham to bid him farewell.
A sombre atmosphere engulfed his residence, about 22 kilometres outside the city along the Bulawayo-Esigodini highway as mourners waited for the arrival of VP Nkomo’s body from his rural home in Tsholotsho.