adminAnti-piracy drive up
Herald ReporterA two-day all-Stakeholders Anti-Piracy workshop ended in Harare yesterday with book publishers recommending the formation of working committees to help curb piracy. The workshop was held under the
Latest on Bikita diamonds
Masvingo BureauGovernment says it has formally received an application for a licence to start mining of diamonds in Bikita from Nan Jiang Africa Resources. But Government yesterday stressed that the firm would only get licenced if it
Great Zim under threat
Masvingo BureauThe perimeter fence around the Great Zimbabwe monuments has been vandalised, a situation that has raised fears that World Heritage Site might be compromised owing to poor security. Large parts of the perimeter fence
Beitbridge partners Zinara
Beitbridge BureauThe Beitbridge Town Council has partnered with the Zimbabwe National Road Administration in implementing a US$1,5 million project to tar and resurface some of the key roads in the border town. In an interview
Nation urged to vote for empowerment
Farirayi Machivenyika Herald ReporterZimbabweans have been urged to vote for President Mugabe during the forthcoming elections as the empowerment programmes he initiated are benefiting the majority of people previously marginalised due to racially
Biti, Madhuku clash
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
MDC-T secretary general Mr Tendai Biti has taken a dig at civil society organisations like the National Constitutional Assembly for demanding to write the national constitution without a mandate from the people. NCA chairperson
Tribunal defers Mwonzora’s case
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter
The Legal Practitioners’ Disciplinary Tribunal has deferred to June 21 the hearing in which the Law Society of Zimbabwe is seeking the de-listing of MDC-T spokesperson Douglas Mwonzora from the legal practitioners’
State unveils new employment promotion programme
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter
GOVERNMENT has launched the Graduate Entrepreneurial and Employment Promotion Programme to provide jobs and create equal economic opportunities using local resources and institutions. The programme was launched
ZEC waives voter registration requirements
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has waived voter registration requirements for those without documentary proof of residence as the programme intensifies ahead of its end on May 19. Thirty-seven thousand people had registered to
Poll dates next week: President
Michael Chideme in MUTARE
DATES for this year’s harmonised elections will be decided next week after the Senate passes the Constitutional Bill on Tuesday, President Mugabe has said. The Bill sailed through the House of Assembly on Thursday with