Gold struggles
MANILA. — Gold was trapped in narrow ranges yesterday, struggling to move higher as investors looked to a near-term increase in US interest rates in the face of mostly firm…
8 human traffickers nabbed
ROME. – Italy yesterday announced the arrest of eight suspected people smugglers blamed for the death of 49 migrants asphyxiated in the hold of a sinking ship at the weekend. The…
Boy meets girl: Memories of a village romance
We cannot tell if the village love we had in the past was going to remain the same. We can only hope to find more love in the future, perhaps…
Image banks blur advertising industry
Knowledge Mushohwe Art Zone It has now become standard practice for graphic designers working on advertising materials to seek ‘inspiration’ from the internet. During concept development, designers, under art directors’ supervision,…
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Power tariff hike mulled
GOVERNMENT is mulling an upward review in electricity tariffs among a cocktail of measures aimed at improving operations at the national power utility, Zesa Holdings.
LATEST: More land barons in court
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter More suspected land barons appeared in court today facing charges of defrauding home seekers of close to $100 000.
LATEST: Six Zanu-PF members face disciplinary action
Tendai Mugabe Herald Reporter The Zanu-PF National Disciplinary Committee is working to resolve six disciplinary cases involving senior party officials implicated in a nefarious plot to unseat President Mugabe unconstitutionally.…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Sadc must follow President’s path
President Robert Mugabe’s one-year term as Sadc chairman ends at the bloc’s 35th Heads of State and Government Summit that closes in Gaborone, Botswana, today.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Sadc must follow President’s path
President Robert Mugabe’s one-year term as Sadc chairman ends at the bloc’s 35th Heads of State and Government Summit that closes in Gaborone, Botswana, today.
GLEAM OF HOPE FOR BOSSO
Bukhosi Mangena Sports Correspondent HIGHLANDERS finally produced a splendid performance to hand How Mine their heaviest Premiership Soccer League defeat on a hot Sunday afternoon at Barbourfields Stadium.