MDC-T tampers with voters’ roll

Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
THE Mashonaland East Zanu-PF leadership say they have unearthed massive irregularities in the voters’ roll where suspected MDC-T officials registered their supporters using other people’s addresses and unoccupied, condemned hostels.

AfDB launches project bonds

Business Reporter
THE African Development Bank has put together a report exploring how structured finance techniques could be used to mobilise African domestic capital to support various infrastructural projects to spur economic growth.

Bulawayo hotels fully booked

Business Reporter
The   country’s    second   largest   city, Bulawayo,  has virtually run out of hotel accommodation ahead of the of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair which  starts tomorrow.
A survey of the major hotels in the city such as the Holiday Inn, Bulawayo Rainbow Hotel and Cresta Churchill showed that they were all fully booked until after the annual trade

Italian firms gear up for ZITF

Business Reporter
The Italian pavilion at this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair is bigger to accommodate the increased number of exhibitors from the European country; providing increased opportunities for stronger commercial ties between Zimbabwean and Italian companies.

Let’s turn garbage into power


Jeffry Gogo  Climate Story

CAN the generation of biogas spark a revolution in Harare’s energy needs, as well as in waste management?
Really, we don’t know. But plans by the city to fire a biogas plant using Harare’s excessive garbage may be a viable, environmentally sustainable project.

Fitch strips Britain of triple A rating

LONDON. — Fitch on Friday stripped Britain of its top triple A rating, moving it down one notch to “AA+” as a weaker economic outlook continues to push up the country’s debt.
“The downgrade of the UK’s sovereign ratings primarily reflects a weaker economic and fiscal outlook and hence the upward revision to Fitch’s medium-term projections for UK

Embattled SA Airways names new CEO

JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa’s government on Friday named a new chief executive for troubled state airline South African Airways, following a rash of resignations and dismissals in recent months.

Preparing your car for a journey

Ernest Muchena Motoring

In the last two articles we talked about the six conditions present in every driving situation. A driver must carry out pre-drive checks and a pre-trip mental inventory. When a driver develops such a habit, this will help him/her to recognise and adjust to driving conditions.

Cyprus unveils jobs measures

NICOSIA. — Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades unveiled a package of measures last Friday aimed at keeping Cypriots in employment as the massive costs of a eurozone bailout deliver a huge blow to the island’s economy.

G20 in drive to strengthen global growth

WASHINGTON. — The Group of 20 economic powers said last Friday that major crises have been overcome but that more efforts are needed to strengthen global growth.
The G20 “reaffirmed our determination to raise growth and create jobs”, the group said in a statement following a meeting of finance chiefs in Washington.

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