Lafarge diversifies product portfolio

Business Reporter Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed Lafarge Cement is diversifying its product portfolio due to a  decline in cement demand on the local market, a company official said. Lafarge finance director…

Pietersen set to sweep to 100th Test

BRISBANE, Australia. — He’s “arrogant” and “Mr. Ego”, but as he prepares for his 100th Test cricket this week in Brisbane, England’s Kevin Pietersen is not just unapologetic, he seems…

Madonna tops highest-paid list

THE queen of pop is still on top, as Madonna earns the title of world’s highest-paid musician of 2013. According to Forbes Magazine, the 55-year-old diva earned US$125 million from…

Cheetahs name 34-man squad for IRB tourney

Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Cheetahs have begun their preparations for the IRB World Series tournament in South Africa by naming an enlarged 34-man squad that will feature in a…

President re-appoints Sibanda, Nzuwa

Senior Reporter President Mugabe has appointed Dr Misheck Sibanda and Dr Mariyawanda Nzuwah as the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet and Chairperson of the Civil Service Commission respectively…

Latest: Michael Gelfand Clinic-ER 24 downgraded

Herald Reporter Michael Gelfand Clinic-ER 24 has been downgraded by the Association of Healthcare Funders of Zimbabwe (AHFoZ) after the clinic failed to meet standards of an upmarket health facility,…

Mozambique votes amid unrest

MAPUTO – Mozambicans will cast their ballots in local elections Wednesday, amid concerns that an upsurge in political violence will mar voting. Opposition party Renamo have denied allegations they plan…

Rescue efforts still on in Tongaat mall collapse

TONGAAT – Rescuers on Wednesday sifted through the rubble of a collapsed half-built mall near the South African city of Durban where dozens of construction workers were still feared trapped…

Fatal blasts hit Iran Beirut embassy

BEIRUT — Two explosions have targeted the Iranian embassy in the Lebanese capital Beirut, killing up to 23 people, injuring at least 146 and damaging buildings in the embassy compound.

Protesters, police clash in Cairo’s Tahrir

Cairo – Police fired teargas to disperse a crowd of several hundred people in Cairo’s Tahrir Square yesterday, two years after 42 were killed in protests against military rule.

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