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Herald Reporter EIGHTEEN Roman Catholic nuns from the Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood yesterday paid a courtesy call on President Mugabe to thank him for his contribution in the…
Carry your cross, looters told
Conrad Mwanawashe Herald Reporter— PEOPLE abusing public funds must be held accountable and should carry their crosses without hiding behind political party affiliation to avoid punishment, Information, Media and Broadcasting…
Gono not gagged
Conrad Mwanawashe Herald Reporter—- INFORMATION, Media and Broadcasting Services Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo said he was alarmed by recent insinuations by former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Dr Gideon Gono,…
Water deal raises a stink, says mayor
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter— HARARE mayor councillor Bernard Manyenyeni has admitted that a US$144 million deal to refurbish water and sewerage reticulation systems could have been grossly over-priced since the…
Editorial Comment: Investment: Zim is the place to be
“We basically want to be like Norway, we want to be like Sweden, we want to be like Germany where you can basically talk of a German economy, a Norwegian…
ABCH plans +$200m debut euro bond
Happiness Zengeni Business Editor—- ABC Holdings will soon issue a €150 million euro bond equivalent to $206 million, banking on the profile of its new partners Atlas Mara to enable…
US$165m is nothing: Mliswa
THIS is the second and final part of the transcript of the address by zanu-pf Mashonaland West provincial chairman and Hurungwe West National Assembly member Cde Temba Mliswa to the…
DeMbare contest Jaure ban
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor—- CHAMPIONS Dynamos — keen to have defensive rock Partson Jaure back in action — are mulling lodging an appeal against the Zimbabwe international defender’s lengthy…
Nkandla: Zuma buys time
CAPE TOWN/JOHANNESBURG. – South African President Jacob Zuma expressed concern yesterday over damaging allegations that he benefited from unlawful renovations at his private home worth US$23 million, a bill picked…
Police general killed in Cairo campus blasts
CAIRO. – Two bombs targeting security posts near Cairo University exploded in quick succession yesterday killing a police general, followed by a third blast as police and journalists gathered at…