adminEditorial Comment: Market forces guarantee forex rate stability
The remarkable stability seen in the auction exchange rate reached an extreme point this week with a change of one sixteenth of one percent, the Zimbabwe dollar firming five Zimbabwean…
Champs League, L’Equipe, DeMbare, The Herald, big brands, common denominators
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor WHEN the draw for the UEFA Champions League is conducted today, the world’s richest inter-club football competition, which dished out a staggering US$309m to its…
Murehwa murder: Victim’s uncle remanded in custody
Rutendo Rori Mash East Correspondent Tapiwa Makore (Senior) (57), accused of murdering his brother’s seven-year-old child with the help of his herdsman, Tafadzwa Shamba, has been remanded in custody. Makore…
World lithium deficit a boon for Zim
ZIMBABWE is among major lithium producers that may draw significant benefits from firm global prices and high demand for the precious mineral due to expected supply deficit projected to start in two years.
Devolution helps Mutoko add value to tomatoes
Rutendo Rori Mash East Correspondent Mashonaland East Province is using the money it received under devolution funds to establish a tomato processing factory at Tabudirira Training Centre in Mutoko, which…
Funeral assurers dicing with death
Zimbabwe’s funeral assurance companies are taking on extensive levels of risk by failing to secure reassurance arrangements, especially in view of declining profits, increasing costs and poor compliance levels.
Africa needs innovation hubs for home-grown solutions
Ruth Butaumocho African Agenda Africa is home to a large proportion of global challenges that need interventions and solutions. The continent is lagging behind in innovation and research, but the…
Bid to smuggle $866k Bronco backfires
Crime Reporter A truck driver has been arrested at Beitbridge Border Post on charges of smuggling 4 300 bottles of BronCleer, with a street value of $866 000 into Zimbabwe.…
Axia in driving seat at Transerv
Specialty retail and distribution group, Axia Corporation Limited, has increased its stake in automotive spares company Transerv to an effective 50,51 percent shareholding from 26,01 percent.