adminTour de Tuli roars into life
The three-nation Tour de Tuli tourism expedition tour which draws visitors from across the globe and is held in the Greater Mapungubwe Transfrontier Conservation Area (GMTFCA) roared into life yesterday.
Star-studded line up for Zimntulikazi Festival
Herald Reporter The inaugural Zimntulikazi Festival slated for next Saturday is set to rock Harare with a star-studded line-up, the organisers have said. Leading radio station Star FM has announced…
Managing low back pain
Low back pain (LBP) has shown to be a major problem throughout the world, with the highest prevalence among female individuals and those aged 40–80 years.
Man in the dock for defrauding firm US$5m
A 35-year-old Harare businessman yesterday appeared in court for allegedly defrauding Axia Cooperation Limited of nearly US$5 million.
$12 billion mining target achievable, says Chitando
Tendai Mugabe Masvingo Bureau Government has embarked on several mining projects including resuscitating mines that have closed shop to achieve the target of $12 billion for the mining sector by…
Tobacco farmers pocket US$460m
Ishemunyoro Chingwere Business Reporter Tobacco farmers have been paid the equivalent of US$460 million, using interbank exchange rate, after delivering 233, 6 million kilograms of the golden leaf in the…
Govt rolls out community bakeries
Sharon Chikowore and Nesia Mhaka Government is establishing community-led bakeries to increase the production of confectionery products, including bread, at affordable prices in rural areas. The programme is also expected…
SMEs unite to fight corruption
Small to Medium Enterprises in Gweru have formed a coalition to fight corruption, which has been identified as a major setback in their development.
ZPCS sends officers for sign language course
THE Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) has sent 10 officers for a six-month sign language course with a view to accommodate all prisoners in line with the country’s supreme law.
Devolution: Province ends search for economists
MASHONALAND Central Province has completed interviews for district economists in line with the devolution agenda.