adminWoods not feeling sharp
PORTRUSH. — Tiger Woods acknowledges that he is still searching for his best form ahead of The Open Championship this week.
China considers petrol-electric vehicles
BEIJING. — China is considering re-classifying petrol-electric hybrid vehicles so they get more favourable treatment than all-petrol or diesel counterparts under clean car rules, making it easier for automakers to meet environment quotas and offer more choice.
Govt, Apex Council continue talks
GOVERNMENT and Apex Council negotiators are set to meet to continue with negotiations that will culminate in an agreement over civil servants’ cushioning allowances.
‘Internet woes a huge setback to devolution’
Local authorities here have described the lack of Internet connectivity as a major setback to the roll-out of the devolution agenda.
Parents storm school over sexual abuse case
VIOLENCE broke out at Barwick Primary School in Concession on Monday after angry parents stormed the premises to inquire on the sexual abuse case in which a teacher is being accused of indecently assaulting four girls.
Illegal forex vending sucks in cops
GOVERNMENT efforts to eliminate illegal foreign currency dealers from the streets of Harare are being hampered by the involvement of some unscrupulous police officers in the illicit trade, The Herald can reveal.
MDC-A activist Japajapa jailed two years
MDC-Alliance activist Paddington Japajapa was yesterday jailed for an effective two years after he was found guilty of contravening Section 66A of the Electoral Act Chapter 2:13 (unofficial or false declaration of results).
Comesa summit begins
The two-day 21 COMESA International Trade Fair and High Level business summit started yesterday at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre in Nairobi running under the theme: “The Hallmark of Quality”.
Prisons, ZBC sign content MoU
THE Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) on content partnership aimed at ensuring a more coordinated approach to the ZPCS’ offender rehabilitation and reintegration activities.
AG’s report: House must tighten screws on the fiscus
The Parliament of Zimbabwe should expedite the alignment of the Public Finance Management (PFM) to the Constitution in order to enforce mechanisms for continuous monitoring of public resources and provision for redress during implementation of the budget rather than wait for the Auditor-General’s (AG) report.