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Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter Zimbabwe is a shareholder to regional and international financial institutions and as such will not be embarrassed to request funding from the organisations, Finance and Economic Development…
Tanzania abound with potential for Zim products
The Tanzania market presents an opportunity for locally manufactured products in pharmaceuticals, agricultural supplies, construction, engineering, safari clothing and footwear, the ZimTrade survey revealed. According to the findings, the Tanzanian pharmaceutical…
Namibian communal conservancies in jeopardy
WINDHOEK. — Communal conservancies are in jeopardy in Namibia, amid reports of a possible ban on hunting trophies entering the European Union (EU), the ongoing drought and the decline in…
MBARA DUMPS DEMBARE
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor HARARE giants Dynamos have been dealt a massive blow in their revival mission, with the Glamour Boys yesterday losing the services of their captain and central…
Muslim world condemns holy site bombing
RIYADH. — Outrage spread yesterday after a deadly suicide bombing at Islam’s second-holiest site in the Saudi city of Medina, one of three attacks in the kingdom on a single…
Unpacking Zhakata’s ‘Mutunga Dzose’ album
Tawanda Marwizi : Arts Correspondent Zora star Leonard Zhakata has joined the list of musicians who have left music lovers speculating because of the names of their albums. Jah Prayzah has named…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Decisive, lasting solution on touts needed
WE hail the police for effectively clamping down on rowdy touts and rank marshals who have been terrorising motorists and pedestrians in and around the city.
Business as usual, Govt tells workers
Herald Reporters Government says civil servants and other workers should report for duty today as usual and refuse to be used by malcontents seeking to destabilise the country.
‘Delays affecting export earnings’
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE could lose hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue if Government does not urgently eliminate cumbersome processes delaying the efficient movement of exports. Delays in the movement of…
Police ready to deal with rogues
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter Police have assured the nation that they have deployed adequate manpower to deal with rogue elements that might want to disturb peace and incite lawlessness through illegal…