adminC’wealth, sanctions removal top priority
Rejoining the Commonwealth and seeking the removal of illegal economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe, principally by the United States (US) and her allies, are the top priorities of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade this year.
New adventure takes FC Platinum to Senegal
FC PLATINUM are set for a new adventure in the CAF Confederation Cup with a tricky group stage play-off against Senegalese football giants ASC Jaraaf.
Sermon from the village . . . Noah’s ark, Moses and Covid-19
Like the story of Noah, it has become time up for many of our relatives and friends. Soon it could be us. On the death bed, there is no negotiation. We are desperate. If we do not observe restrictions and regulations, our time will be up. No matter how much money you have, no matter how much money you are owed and no matter how filthy rich you are, Covid-19 is real. You better play ball. The Government is playing its part, let us also play our part.
US$2,7m heist an inside job
The robbery of US$2,775 million and $43 000 from a cash-in-transit ZB Bank vehicle along Harare-Chinhoyi Road on Wednesday is believed to be an inside job where three security personnel in the vehicle allegedly connived with robbers.
Boy seriously injured in fire cracker explosion
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter A teenage boy was injured in an explosion in Chitungwiza yesterday when he connected a fire cracker to a solar panel and used his tongue to test…
Vehicle radiation checks to start
Food and water testing for cancer causing radiation elements in imported foods will begin this year as the Government has already set up a Gamma Spectrometry Laboratory in Harare which is expected to assist in monitoring.
Editorial Comment: No room for complacency in fight against Covid-19
Warriors shot themselves in the foot during CHAN preparations.
RBZ eases rules for exporters
Exporters are no longer compelled to sell for local currency unused export receipts after 60 days, but now have to sell 40 percent of export earnings to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, up from the present 30 percent.
Warriors resume training
THE Warriors are expected to resume preparations for CHAN football finals this afternoon after getting the green light from the Government on Thursday.
ZACC probes senior Govt officials over exemption letters bribes
Some senior Government officials have been accused of demanding bribes from desperate businesspeople seeking exemption letters to allow them easy passage at security checkpoints during the Covid-19 induced national lockdown.