adminZimra internet woes affect vehicle imports
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge BureauZimbabwe Revenue Authority has engaged its internet service provider to attend to a technical fault at Manica Transit Shed in Beitbridge where the processing of vehicle imports had been seriously affected by connectivity problems, it has emerged.
Poultry products now competitive
Agriculture Reporter
The regularising of imports and removal of import duty on soya meal has resulted in the local poultry producers competing with the South Africa, Zimbabwe Poultry Association chairman, Mr Solomon Zawe, has said.
Philips to invest in Zim health
Business ReportersRoyal PHILIPS, the leading global healthcare and lighting company, has expressed its commitment to help improve health care infrastructure in the country.
Debriefing journalists in Harare yesterday about their annual roadshow, the company’s general manager in Africa, Mr Peter van de Ven, said technology enhanced lives as it
Hospitals face blood shortage
Health ReporterGovernment hospitals are facing a serious shortage of blood following the National Blood Services Zimbabwe’s decision to demand cash upfront for blood and its products from the hospitals, it has emerged.
Ford Ranger Odyssey semi-finalists named
PRETORIA. — Ford has revealed the 20 semi-finalists in phase 2 of the Ford Ranger Odyssey Africa 2013 competition: A Pan African 4×4 challenge that will seek to conquer some of Africa’s toughest terrain. Whittled down from hundreds of entries, the top 20 have been selected based on their technical experience and their communications skills.
Call for Govt to lift job freeze
Herald ReporterThe Council of Social Workers has urged the Government to lift the job freeze on social workers as the country is facing a serious shortage of social workers with one worker serving up to 49 000 children.
When the voting day comes . . .
Back in the village, in the land of milk, honey and dust, or Guruve, the inevitability of dialogue between past and present is universal.In Zimbabwe, many a times villagers are looked down upon by many urbanites or pseudo urbanites, who, because of colonial prejudices banked on their minds, think being a
African Unity: memories of hope 50 years ago
ADDIS ABABA, May 23, 2013 (AFP) – Fifty years ago, veteran Ethiopian journalist Tsegaye Tadesse was a fresh-faced reporter, covering the historic signing of the charter that would bring African leaders together.
Full Text: This is the day the Lord has made
Vice President Mai Mujuru, Prime Minister Cde Richard Morgan Tsvangirai, Deputy Prime Ministers Mutambara and Madam Khupe, Speaker of the House of Assembly, Mai hanzi
Burdett to captain Zim
Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports ReporterASHLEY Burdett has been appointed as the stand-in captain of the Zimbabwe women’s cricket team ahead of their matches against South Africa starting today at the Country Club in Harare. The two