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Prosper Munyedza Correspondent SADC offers a ready proposition for staking out win-win agreements with the southern-most part of Africa, for instance. Zimbabwe, notwithstanding the diplomatic tiffs of yesteryear makes for a…
RBZ sets up over 3 000 banking agents
Conrad Mwanawashe : Business Reporter MORE than 3 000 banking agents have been set up around the country as the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and the financial services sector intensify implementation…
Govt embarks on food security initiative
Elita Chikwati Agriculture Reporter Government is working on a project to support the Agricultural Rural Development Authority, prisons, universities and other institutions that own farmland, with machinery and equipment to boost…
Manyuchi title defence set for Zim
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter WORLD Boxing Council welterweight silver champion Charles Manyuchi is excited that his dream to defend his title for the first time on home soil has finally become…
Zifa dissolution poser for ‘Limpopogate’ trio
Prosper Dembedza Court Correspondent Harare magistrate Mr Tendai Mahwe yesterday deferred to today the remand ruling for former Zifa chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya and her accomplices Edzai Kasinauyo and Nation Dube,…
Land reform now a closed chapter: Made
Elita Chikwati Agriculture Reporter Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development Minister Dr Joseph Made has urged developmental agencies to concentrate on assisting farmers, stressing that their penchant to debate the land issue…
VP Mnangagwa grants nod to self-sustaining maize project
Tinashe Makichi in Victoria Falls Government will embark on an initiative to ensure food security through the effort of an initiative with 2 000 farmers. The model is based on…
Manyenyeni arrested
Innocent Ruwende and Ivan Zhakata HARARE Mayor Bernard Manyenyeni was yesterday arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) soon after High Court judge Justice Lavender Makoni granted his application to…
41 killed in Turkey airport attacks
ISTANBUL. — Turkey pointed the finger of blame at Islamic State jihadists yesterday after suicide bombers armed with automatic rifles attacked Istanbul’s main international airport, killing 41 people, including foreigners.
Seke 1 High parents demand forensic audit
Abigail Mawonde Herald Correspondent Parents are disputing the Seke 1 High School audit results claiming it covered up a number of fraudulent activities. They are now demanding an urgent forensic audit.