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Ruth Butaumocho in Victoria, Seychelles
Zimbabwe will in May this year hold its first international carnival as the country gears itself towards strengthening its cultural and tourism brand through art.
Bosso down but not out says Kaindu
Ricky Zililo
Court orders Mzembi off Renco Mine
Fidelis Munyoro Assistant News Editor
Pope Benedict XVI resigns
POPE Benedict XVI yesterday shocked the world when he told Cardinals at a meeting at the Vatican yesterday morning that he would step down as head of the Catholic Church on February 28. He
Polls widen MDC-T cracks
Herald Reporters
MDC-T supporters have challenged their party’s policy of imposing sitting parliamentarians as candidates for the forthcoming elections by filing nomination papers to contest primaries in huge
Armyworm under control
Agriculture ReporterThe head of Plant Protection Research Institute, Dr Godfrey Chikwenhere, has said the armyworm which caused minimal damage to crops, but wiped out pastures in some areas is now under control although
Tobacco deliveries commence
Agriculture ReporterPre-sale tobacco deliveries to the auction floors have started at a very slow pace with officials at all the three floors attributing the sluggish start to the threat posed by the rains. Boka Tobacco Floors chief
Help fight STIs, firms urged
Herald ReporterHealth and Child Welfare Deputy Minister Dr Douglas Mombeshora has urged local companies specialising in pharmaceutical products to come up with initiatives that help reduce the spread of
Livestock disease outbreak
Lewis Tembo Herald ReporterThe Department of Veterinary Services has recorded an increase in reported cases of tick-borne diseases affecting livestock. The latest reports from the department show that there has been an
Mazvikadei untainted
Chinhoyi BureauMazvikadei Dam and its environs remain largely untainted and every effort should be made to preserve the wetland for posterity and a balanced ecosystem, a senior Environmental Management Agency officer