Zida Bill passage a milestone

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Parliament has passed the Zimbabwe Investment Development Agency (ZIDA) Bill which seeks to give impetus to the Government’s reforms being undertaken in promoting the ease of…

$110m new notes, coins in circulation

Michael Tome Business Reporter So far, $110 million in new notes and coins have been “drip-fed” into into the banking system since their introduction last month. While addressing business stakeholders…

ZOC readies for 2020 Olympics

Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter WITH less than a year to go before the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan, countries from across the globe are at various stages with their…

Russia banned from all sporting events

LONDON. — Russia have been banned from all major sporting events for the next four years, the World Anti-Doping Agency have confirmed. The Russia flag and national anthem will not…

Ecobank rules the roost

Ecobank Zimbabwe Limited was named the Best Bank in Zimbabwe 2019, at the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) Finance African Banking Award ceremony held in London last week. According…

Devolution changes face of Gutu West

George Maponga in GUTU Zoma Resettlement area is one of the remotest places in Gutu West constituency. It is in the heart of what used to be a prime commercial…

Chaos returns to Harare’s streets

Tanaka Mahanya Features Writer Harare’s streets and pavements have been turned into business areas by vendors and commuter omnibus operators who believe council’s designated areas are not up to scratch.…

SA load shedding

Eskom has warned that it may continue rolling blackouts throughout the week as power cuts entered a fifth day. Eskom said it was cutting 2 000 megawatts from the grid…

Looking Back: UK bid to ban death penalty— finally

The Rhodesia Herald, December 10, 1969 BRITAIN’S Home Secretary Mr James Callaghan, will call Parliament next week to take the final and decisive step towards the abolition of the death…

Gweru receives $500k for roads

Mildred Sithole Midlands Reporter THE cash-strapped Gweru City Council, which has of late been relying on handouts, has received $500 000 from the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) to upgrade…

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