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- June 12, 2020
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Ariston seeks to empower workers
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter LISTED agro-industrial firm, Ariston Holdings Limited, is seeking permission from shareholders to provide loans to its Employee Share Ownership Trust (ESOT) as part of the…
adminGift of education turned into curse for Lobengula’s son
The Rhodesia Herald, 20 June 1944 THE death occurred near Bulawayo on Sunday of a man who refused to speak to anyone for the last 15 years of his life.…
74 SA-based Zimbabweans get food parcels
Beitbridge Bureau The Zimbabwe community in South Africa has commended organisations that continue to help distressed migrants that cannot provide food for themselves due to the ongoing Covid-19 lockdown in…
Njanike burial today
Herald Reporter EmpowerBank board chairman Mr Raymond Njanike, who died of cancer on Wednesday, is set to be buried today in Ruwa. Mr Njanike had been diagnosed with cancer a…
Village girls reunite with their families 44 years on
Isdore Guvamombe Reflections As the evening slept away in Watsomba, two teenage girls bade farewell to their parents and left Nyakatsapa Village to feed freedom fighters holed up at a…
Youths hail Covid-19 relief fund
Conrad Mupesa Herald Correspondent Youths from Makonde and Zvimba districts in Mashonaland West Province have praised President Mnangagwa for the relief grants they are getting under the Covid-19 youth relief…
EMA drafts guidelines to regulate PPE disposal
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has come up with guidelines to regulate the disposal of single-use personal protective equipment (PPEs) such as face masks. Zimbabweans are…
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90 Bulawayo youths in business get Covid-19 relief grants
Andile Tshuma MORE than 90 Bulawayo youths in business have benefited from the Government’s Covid-19 $17 million relief grant. The 94 youths received the funds ranging between $3 000 and…