adminAnti-graft Commission gets 90-day ultumatum
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court ReporterAn arbitrator has given the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission 90 days to come up with proper conditions of service for its investigators and intelligence officers saying the commission’s human
‘Discrimination still alive’
Herald ReporterStigma and discrimination are major factors inhibiting people from accessing readily available HIV and Aids support services in Zimbabwe, a Government official has said. Health and Child Welfare Minister
No money for city pensioners
Wenceslaus Murape Labour ReporterHarare City Council has come under fire from pensioners amid reports that the Local Authority Pension Fund (LAPF) is failing to pay retired workers their gratuities and monthly payouts. The pensioners have
US shares open higher
NEW YORK. – US stocks opened higher last Friday despite downbeat US non-farm payroll data from January. Total non-farm payroll employment increased by 157 000 in January, mainly boosted by jobStigma index on cards
Herald ReporterThe Zimbabwe National Network for Positive People (ZNNP+) is expected to produce the National HIV Stigma Index next month. The index is the first robust attempt to establish a base line for documenting
ZSE stocks record solid run
Martin Kadzere Bulls and Bears
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange enjoyed a handsome bull run last month, largely supported by strong foreign buying, mostly in heavily capitalised counters. Some of the stocks that have had a solid runTeenager to get three strokes
Court ReporterA 15-year-old boy will receive three strokes of the cane after he fondled the breasts of his neighbour’s 12-year-old daughter. The teenager from Beatrice had denied the charge of indecent assault when his
RBZ wants Royal Bank liquidated
Business ReporterTHE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has applied for the liquidation of Royal Bank after the troubled financial institutions’ recapitalisation initiatives failed to materialise. Central bank governor Dr Gideon Gono said
CMED pays US$1m dividend to Treasury
Evelene Taadira Business ReporterCMED (Private) Limited last week paid US$1 million to Treasury as a dividend from the US$3,4 million profit it made in 2011. The development is part of statutory provisions stipulating that State enterprises