adminInfrastructure projects charm Zambian MPs
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Zimbabwe’s road reconstruction and maintenance programmes and other efforts by the Government to sort out transport infrastructure is attracting attention with a 10-member delegation from Zambia’s Parliament…
Public transport system normalises
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent THE public transport system has improved after the Government liberalised the sector while Zupco contracted private companies with kombis and increased their daily payments by over 100…
Fewer women, girls have access to ICT
Midlands Bureau The majority of women and young girls have no access to Information Communication Technology (ICT) and the Second Republic is geared to invest in equipping young girls with…
Minister Mutsvangwa consoles Maunganidze family
Herald Reporter Following the death of former top civil servant Dr Bradah Sylvester Maunganidze at the weekend, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa has sent condolences to the…
Lucerne project will not only reduce cattle deaths…
Obert Chifamba Agri-Insight It’s so toothsome that cows will always enjoy wolfing it down! Farmers fondly call it the ‘king of forage’ for its high nutritive value. That’s lucerne! Lucerne…
Bakers Inn expands distribution capacity
Michael Tome Business Reporter BAKERS Inn, a unit of Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed Innscor Limited, last week took delivery of 50 distribution trucks from a local car dealership, ZIMOCO, as…
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Vodacom’s revenue breaches R100bn amid booming data demand
Sibongile Khumalo Vodacom’s revenue increased by 4.5 percent to R102 billion in the 2022 financial year, as data traffic and a demand for mobile money grew, the company’s results showed.…
Govt suspends platinum levy
Golden Sibanda THE Government has suspended the 5 percent levy on raw platinum exports after miners lobbied the Treasury for its removal citing its detrimental impact on operations and the…
First Lady’s India visit a game-changer
Tendai Rupapa Senior Reporter LIKE a bird using its feet simultaneously to scrounge debris to find seeds, bugs or other food for her nest, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa had a…
Lack of indigenous knowledge affecting balanced diet
Elita Chikwati Acting Features Editor It’s in the morning and a 33-year-old mother is preparing a lunch box for her ECD son. She packs maize snacks, a lollipop and bottle…