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Steam boilers are potential bombs, as was the case at a Mount Hampden farm early this month where an improvised boiler exploded with devastating force, killing three farm workersAirzim gears for UNWTO
AIR ZIMBABWE is set to increase frequency of domestic flights to enhance its market share during the United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly, an official has said. The general
Temba Mliswa arrested over Hurungwe violence
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter Businessman Temba Mliswa was arrested following skirmishes
Shippers engage health ministry over food inspections
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge BureauTHE Shipping and Forwarding Agents’ Association of Zimbabwe has engaged the Ministry of Health and Child Welfare over new regulations on imports and exports of food and related material, an
Zim-China to bolster ties
Golden Sibanda Senior Business ReporterWHILE China has several investments in various sectors of Zimbabwe’s economy there has been a general feeling in some quarters that the Asian country has not invested enough to match the level
PM optimistic of peaceful elections
Herald ReporterPrime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has expressed optimism
Kuroda nominated Bank of Japan governor
Tokyo. – Japan’s finance minister and a top business leader yesterday welcomed a reported move by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to nominate Haruhiko Kuroda as Bank of Japan governor. It would be “a
Zec invites observers to apply
Herald ReporterThe Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has started taking applications from individuals and organisations who want to observe the forthcoming referendum next month. This comes at a time the electoral body has also begun training voter education supervisors
Hot dry conditions to continue
Agriculture ReporterThe dry spell in most parts of the country is set to continue until next week except for Mashonaland Central and West, the Meteorological Services Department has warned. It was expected that rainfall would remain suppressed in most parts of the
Cuban pathologist awaits permission to testify in murder trail
Innocent Ruwende Senior Court ReporterThe Cuban pathologist, who was supposed to give evidence today in the trial of 29 MDC-T activists accused of murdering a police officer in Glen View, is yet to get permission to testify in the matter from the