adminEditorial Comment: We’re back to cattle country status
LIVESTOCK, especially cattle, play a critical role in the sustenance of most rural communities and commercial farmers in Zimbabwe and across Africa.
Govt dolls out $89m for Covid-19 relief
Government has disbursed $89 million under the informal sector cash transfer to cushion sectors’ workers across the country from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Tax holidays will attract more capital, investors
Lovemore Chikova Development Dialogue Last week, the New Dispensation went a step further in showing the world that it can live up to its promises to investors by gazetting a…
CPU moves to help Beitbridge folk
Beitbridge Bureau Beitbridge district Civil Protection Unit (CPU) has started mobilising resources to assist villagers from 51 homesteads whose houses were recently damaged by heavy rains. CPU’s focal person from…
Foreign cars pay toll fees in forex
The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) says all foreign registered vehicles are now required to pay toll fees in foreign currency in line with Statutory Instrument 32 of 2021 promulgated on Friday last week.
8 arrested for village attack
Herald Reporter POLICE have arrested eight people in Gwelutshena, Matabeleland North, for a variety of offences when they attacked villagers and destroyed property, and then attacked the police officers trying…
Legends of sculpture still standing
The internationally recognised sculpture movement in Zimbabwe has to date lost 90 percent of its founding members. The movement, which was started in the 1960s, still stands strong and shows no signs of dying.
Law Society elects new president
HARARE prominent lawyer and senior partner at Coghlan Welsh and Guest, Mr Wellington Magaya, has been elected President of the Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ).
ZNA speaks on Mberengwa, Beitbridge incidents
No soldiers assaulted villagers in the Humbani area of Mberengwa West following a break-in at the homestead of Local Government and Public Works Minister July Moyo last month and no soldiers were involved in the investigations or were even in the area, the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) has said.
Charles Kawadza: . . . Parental, filial drama at Chimoio Zunda Military Base
There is a poignant story to the late Charles Kawadza’s recruitment as a youthful ZANLA freedom fighter in 1975.