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RHINOS captain, Prince Masvaure, achieved a rare feat in Zimbabwean cricket on Sunday, the only real success in his team’s unhappy innings defeat at the hands of Eagles at Harare Sports Club.
RG sues applicant for $3,5m
Registrar-General Mr Clement Masango is suing a Harare man for $3,5 million for reportedly accusing him of corruptly and habitually abusing his office by issuing emergency travelling documents to his relatives and friends.
(Looking Back) – Glad tidings for Unity Agreement
This Comment from The Herald is the first instalment as this week, we look back in time on the historic signing of the December 22 Unity Accord.
Inflation drops to 17,6pc
Zimbabwe’s inflation slowed to 17,6 percent month on month in November, from 38,75 percent in October, data from Zimbabwe National Statistical Agency show.
Harare has failed residents: Chidawu
City of Harare’s failure to supply clean water to residents despite Government support is exposing residents to water-borne diseases.
January Disease: Farmers must remain alert
THE lull in Theileriosis or January Disease-inspired cattle deaths does not signal the end of the problem, but a mere interlude that may easily turn into a holocaust and wipe away the remaining cattle if the right steps to contain it are not taken.
ZPI contemplates more projects next year
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed real estate concern, Zimre Property Investments (ZPI) intends to introduce more projects in 2020 as part of the firm’s value preservation strategy and efforts to stay afloat during turbulent times.
Collective efforts effective in marketing local tourism: Chidzidzi
PLAYERS in the tourism sector have resolved to come up with a collective marketing strategy for the country’s resorts and promoting the ease of doing business.
Harare City Council to embark on health survey
Harare City Council has been given a grant to find out in a survey the actual burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as heart, hypertension, cancers and psychiatric conditions.
STEM key to economic revival: Muswere
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects, together with innovation and entrepreneurship skills, will help reduce unemployment as they drive Zimbabwe’s economic turnaround.