adminSchumacher remains in medically-induced coma
LONDON. — One month after his skiing accident, Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher is still in a medically-induced coma, his manager has said. Sabine Kehm told the BBC the seven-time…
ZACC admits incapacity
Felex Share Herald Reporter The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission says it is difficult to investigate alleged corruption in parastatals because the terms of office of its commissioners expired last year and…
Council perks unjustified
Tichaona Zindoga Political Writer Over the years, the Harare City Council has become synonymous with shocking levels of poor service delivery. The city is failing to regain its “Sunshine City”…
Monetary Policy: New rules for banks
Business Reporters BANKS now have to justify and obtain approval from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe before effecting increases on charges and lending rates. Presenting the 2014 Monetary Policy Statement…
Tunisia Islamists cede power ahead of polls
Tunisia’s new caretaker government formally took office yesterday, replacing the Islamist party which came to power after a 2011 uprising but stepped down in a deal intended to help the…
Coffin dumped at city wholesale
Herald Reporter The body of a suspected pickpocket who was allegedly fatally assaulted by security personnel at Mahomed Mussa Wholesalers in Harare for stealing a box of washing powder was…
Mutodi, Shiga on warpath
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Chanter Gift “Shiga Shiga” Katulika has fired a salvo at his former boss Energy Mutodi accusing him of failing to honour his promises after the two…
Govt not done with PSMAS
Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT is not done with solving the “rot” at Premier Service Medical Aid Society despite sacking chief executive Dr Cuthbert Dube and board chair Mrs Meisie Makeletso Namasasu.
Zesa tariffs to go up
Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter ZIMBABWEANS should brace for a hike in power tariffs from next month following revelations that the national power utility was charging way below the cost of…
Phoenix considers delisting
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter PHOENIX Consolidated Industries is considering delisting from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange as part of the company’s strategy to sort out its financial problems away from public…