All set for labour indaba

Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter Government, employers and workers’ representatives are set for a high level crunch meeting on Thursday to deliberate on amendments to the Labour Act as efforts to…

Zanu-PF legislators trade blows

Lloyd Gumbo   and Munyaradzi Musiiwa Zanu-PF Midlands legislators Cdes Masango Matambanadzo (Kwekwe Central) and Owen Ncube (Gokwe-Kana) exchanged blows in public at Amaveni Shopping Centre in Kwekwe on Sunday over…

Brig-Gen Bandama is national hero

Felex Share Herald Reporter Commander of 3 Infantry Brigade in Mutare Brigadier-General Eliah Bandama, who died last Friday at West End Hospital in Harare, has been declared a national hero.…

Gono whips chicken farm employee

Herald Reporter FORMER Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr Gideon Gono, allegedly assaulted an accountant at his Lunar Chickens farm, whom he accused of accessing company information without authority.

Man seeks assistance

David Shumba Herald Reporter A 49-year-old Zaka man suffering from a heart ailment is seeking financial assistance to enable him to undergo medical treatment in India. Mr Charles Munodzana, who…

Villagers press Green Fuel to fulfil pledges

Zvamaida Murwira recently in Chisumbanje Villagers in Chisumbanje led by their community leaders have urged ethanol producing firm — Green Fuel — to fulfil promises that it made when it…

Zim Diaspora remits $1,4 billion

Lovemore Mataire Senior Reporter Zimbabweans in the Diaspora have remitted US$1,4 billion in the past two years and the figure could be higher if non-formal remittances are included. Statistics from…

Iran defence minister slams tightlipped Muslim countries

TEHRAN — Iran’s Defence Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan has censured Muslim countries for remaining tight-lipped in the face of Israeli atrocities against Palestinians as Tel Aviv steps up fatal…

Is Nigeria ready to lead Africa?

Audu Liberty Oseni It is important to begin this debate by interrogating our actual growth and development rather than be emotional about our rebased Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and where…

Photos quell Sata illness talk

ZAMBIA released photographs of President Michael Sata chairing a cabinet meeting yesterday, allaying speculation that the 77-year-old leader was critically ill.

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