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Beyonce was hard to get: Jay Z
Jay Z revealed he worked hard to convince Beyonce to date him because she was “not impressed’’ by his rap star status. The 43-year-old rapper has recalled his early attempts…
Tesco joins forces with France’s CRE, looks East
LONDON. — Britain’s biggest retailer Tesco agreed a major deal yesterday to create a retail giant in China, as it seeks to offset “challenging” trading conditions in Europe which hit…
Lock pulls through
Sports Reporter PROMISING United States-based Zimbabwean tennis player Benjamin Lock is blowing hot at the ITA All-American Championships at the Michael D. Case Tennis Centre at the University of Tulsa…
The ugly face of child abuse
IT is very disturbing when guardians turn abusers. The Herald on October 1, 2013 carried a story of an orphaned six-year-old girl who was raped by her uncle
Latest: Man dies at Zinara offices
Simbarashe Mudzivo and Vitalis Kavele Herald Reporters A Harare man collapsed and died at the Zinara Exhibition Park outpost in unclear circumstances
Zimra concerned over corruption syndicates involving women
Victoria Falls Reporter THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra)is concerned over involvement of women in corruption, the Commissioner General, Mr Gershem Pasi, said.
Landline telephones still have market share
LANDLINE telephones still have a decent market share in Zimbabwe despite facing stiff competition from mobile operators, TelOne managing director Mrs Chipo Mtasa has said.
Seed houses confident of enough supply
Harare Bureau THE seed industry has expressed confidence about Zimbabwe’s seed supply for the 2013/2014 summer cropping season as all provinces have received seed although the uptake has been slow.
ZTA to digitalise
Oliver Kazunga Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA)plans to digitalise processes and value chains in the tourism and hospitality industry to increase efficiency and effectiveness through e-tourism.