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SK Moyo warns private media

Herald Reporter Zanu-PF has warned the private media to desist from its continued unwarranted attacks on the First Family and the ruling party’s leadership based on falsehoods, saying necessary legal…

Smell of ‘death’ in the opposition

Tichaona Zindoga Political Editor One thing is certain for Dabengwa: he is set to join other failed and fallen Zanu-PF members such as James Chikerema and Ndabaningi Sithole.

Parliament gets tough on errant MPs

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Parliament is coming up with tough measures to punish members who abscond from their duties and has directed its Standing Rules and Orders Committee to propose…

Barefooted pupil barred from exams

Takunda Maodza Assistant News Editor A FORM Four pupil at Mweyamutsvene Mission School was allegedly barred from sitting for his English and Commerce zimsec examinations because he did not have…

Jah Prayzah launches culture evenings

Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Contemporary musician Jah Prayzah believes every artiste in the country is an ambassador of our culture. The musician through his manager Keen Mushapaidze said as artistes they…

Editorial Comment: Speed up ‘doing business’ reforms

Zimbabwe today launches the National Competitiveness Report about the same time the World Bank has released its Doing Business Report which showed that in spite of recent positive reforms, the…

Zimbabwean newspaper shuts down

Herald Reporter The Zimbabwean newspaper has shut down as donor fatigue takes its toll on most of the regime change projects in the country, including political parties. Other regime change projects…

Front office bearers vital for PR

One of the most invaluable attributes or qualities of public relations in the corporate world is the nurturing of corporate ownership. Corporate or organisational ownership is central to sprucing up…

fastjet lines up $15m for investment

Tinashe Makichi Business Correspondent fastjet Zimbabwe will invest about $15 million in the next three years and expects to employ approximately 200 people directly, with hundreds more employed in secondary services…

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