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Petros Zivengwa Features — CorrespondentIn 2012, 40-year-old Pedzi Zimbodza was looking for a business venture to invest in, a decision which took some well thought out deliberations to reach. Settling for agriculture…
No position yet on Chanetsa
Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter— zanu-pf is yet to come up with a position on whether or not to confer national hero status on veteran politician and nationalist Cde Peter Chanetsa following…
UNWTO: Africa’s chance has come
Lovemore Chikova News Editor— The 22nd United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) General Assembly to be held in China in September this year is expected to present a defining moment for…
All set for CAF awards
ABUJA — Top music acts from different parts of the African continent have been lined up to entertain guests, VIPs and members of the football community at the 2016 Glo-CAF…
Walvis Bay dry port facility 90 percent complete
Business Reporter — Phase one construction of the Walvis Bay dry port facility is now 90 percent complete following Government’s move to provide funds for the project, Road Motor Services…
Of 2016 market performance, future forecast
Enacy Mapakame Bulls&Bears — IN 2012, Bulls and Bears took a long “break”. The column finally makes a return this first week of 2017, where market indicators have swung up…
Acting President slates pretentious fifth columnists
Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter— Acting President Emmerson Mnangagwa has taken a swipe at people seeking to drive a wedge between him and President Mugabe by going around purporting to support him…
What we need to do in 2017
Dr Gift Mugano — Let me start by thanking the Almighty for taking us into 2017, giving us another year to worship him and save our great country – Zimbabwe! Wish…
Inter-ministerial body on typhoid formed
Ivan Zhakata Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT has formed an Inter-ministerial Committee to address typhoid and the spread of diarrhoeal diseases in Harare. The committee is made up of Minister of Health and…
Obama’s 8-year run of job growth
Tomorrow, the US Labour Department will release the final monthly employment report of what has been an historic eight-year run of jobs growth during the Barack Obama administration.