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Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
MDC-T has been accused of deliberately stalling debate on the Constitutional Bill as the party, whose fortunes are in free-fall, resorts to all manner of tricks to delay the impending harmonised elections.
Replace imports with local produce
Ben Chiganze
A Bassfisherman’s Approach
ACCORDING to recent statistics, the trade deficit between Zimbabwe and South Africa is US$530 million. Zimbabwe is importing goods worth US$3,2 billion from South Africa compared to exports of US$2,7 billion to that
CZI boss bows out
Business ReporterCONFEDERATION of Zimbabwe Industries president Mr Kumbirai Katsande will not offer himself for re-election when the industrial lobby group holds its annual congress in Bulawayo in July this year. The Herald Business understands that
Mining growth under threat
Business ReporterTHE Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe will hold its 74th annual general meeting in Nyanga next week to deliberate on issues besetting the sector amid doubts the projected 17 percent growth target in the mining sector will be met this
Hwange tender raises storm
Lloyd Gumbo Business Reporter
THE tender for the expansion of Hwange Thermal Power Station has raised eyebrows amid revelations that the State Procurement Board awarded it to a company that charged over US$300
Security sector reform demands hallucinatory
The demands by the MDC led by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai for the security sector to be reformed are both preposterous and hallucinatory as they do not apply anywhere in this world,Facebook: The awkward part
The biggest advantage of social media over the rest of the internet is that users have greater control of information on their platforms. That strength turns out to be a disadvantage too, especially if the
Harare Water scam
Michael Chideme Municipal Reporter
Crucial indaba on asbestos
Darlington Musarurwa in Geneva, SwitzerlandCrucial meetings on the future trade in chrysotile asbestos, which is predominantly used for roofing and piping materials by domestic as well as industrial users, will begin today in Geneva, Switzerland.
Miner dies after falling into disused mineshaft
Chinhoyi Bureau
An unregistered Chegutu small-scale miner died and seven others were injured when the ground they were sleeping on suddenly gave in and they fell into a disused mineshaft. Washington Chambwa (age not given), who was seated around a fire at Giant Mine in Chegutu together with seven other miners, died on the spot when the ground subsided at