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- January 10, 2019
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Goat herders drown in swimming escapade
Esinathy Sibanda/Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporters TWO minors from Gokwe drowned during a swimming escapade while herding goats. A boy Tatenda Befura (5) and a girl Patris Muduveki (6) both of…
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- January 10, 2019
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Hubby stabber on the run
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter POLICE in Victoria Falls are looking for a woman who allegedly fatally stabbed her live-in boyfriend with a kitchen knife following a domestic dispute. Forty-seven-year-old…
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- January 10, 2019
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Seed companies urged to educate farmers
Kudzai Chikiwa, Business Reporter SEED companies and donors should educate farmers on seed varieties to ensure they grow the right crop suitable for their respective farming regions, an expert has…
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- January 10, 2019
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Alternative Dispute Resolution, a useful option
Davies Ndumiso Sibanda MANY employers and employees hate the Alternative Dispute Resolution methods (ADR) due to the fact that ADR was poorly introduced into Zimbabwe’s Labour Dispute Resolution. Otherwise all…
adminGrand fuel heist
Zimbabwe consumed almost 480 million more litres of petrol and diesel in six months between June and November last year than in the same period in 2017, a gargantuan 77 percent extra, at an additional foreign currency cost of more than US$200 million, The Herald can report.
First Lady meets church leaders
FIRST Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday met church leaders from across denominations and impressed upon them the need to embrace the national clean-up campaign launched by President Mnangagwa last month.
Editorial Comment: Full fuel audit required to explain demand
The extraordinarily sharp increase in fuel consumption between June and November last year we report on today and the mess witnessed with fuel queues cry out for detailed audits by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and Zera, the energy regulator, with Zimbabwe Revenue Authority involved when necessary.
Early pay for civil servants
Government has brought forward January pay dates for civil servants to cushion them from the prevailing economic challenges emanating from price distortions in the market.
Govt, civil servants crunch meeting on today
GOVERNMENT is today expected to table the cost of living adjustment it is offering to civil servants when it meets their representatives in Harare. The meeting, to be held under the auspices of the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC), is also expected to propose a range of non-monetary benefits for Government workers.
Mugabe loses US$150 000 cash
Former president Robert Mugabe lost US$150 000 cash to employees at his rural home in Zvimba.