adminZanu-PF youths seek return of stolen $30 000
Tawanda Mangoma in Chiredzi Thousands of Zanu-PF youths in Masvingo have appealed to the ruling party leadership in the province to urgently facilitate reimbursement of more than $30 000 they…
Government mulls Kariba-Victoria Falls link road
John Murwira Herald Correspondent Government is set to construct a tarred road linking Zimbabwe’s tourist hubs of Kariba and Victoria Falls to boost tourism within the Victoria Falls Special Economic Zone. Tourism…
Zim, Moza explore ways of cooperation
Samuel Kadungure recently in VANDUZI, Mozambique MANICALAND has set up four technical committees to come up with terms of references and action plans on possible areas of investment in Mozambique. This…
‘Make its first 100 days very fruitful’
Luthando Mapepa Herald Correspondent CHIPINGE community has called on Government to expedite plans to revive industries in its 100 days plan and immediately start value addition of the numerous resources found…
Creating new worlds in the mind’s eye
Christopher Farai Charamba The Reader The beauty of books is that they force one’s imagination to be active. Fiction writing makes the reader imagine the worlds that the words describe.…
Chinhoyi shuts down illegal food outlets
Heather Charema and Blessings Chidakwa Chinhoyi Municipality has closed about 10 unregistered food outlets as authorities move to prevent the spread of cholera in Mashonaland West’s provincial capital. Council launched a…
Customs officials urged to enhance efficacy, efficiency
Wimbainashe Zhakata and Sharon Chigeza CUSTOMS officials have been urged to enhance efficacy and effectiveness in customs administration and contribute to the growth of the economy. Minister of State for Manicaland…
Mutare ropes in airtime vendors to sell parking discs
Sharon Chigeza Herald Correspondent MUTARE City, Econet Wireless Zimbabwe and airtime vendors last week announced a tripartite arrangement that will see vendors selling both airtime and parking discs to motorists in…
Engage vendors, councils urged
Rutendo Rori Herald Correspondent Local authorities should engage illegal vendors and pirate taxi operators to come up with long-term solutions to get them off the streets, a senior government official has…
Insights from Nigeria’s Tutuola
Francis Nyamnjoh Correspondent For many years, Amos Tutuola, the Nigerian author who was born in 1920 and died in 1997, was despised, ridiculed and made to appear exotic and primitive. He…