adminEditorial Comment: Councils must collect rents they are just letting mount
The Office of the Auditor- General is now increasing its effectiveness by looking at value for money audits, rather than just checking that the accounts are properly kept and that…
ZiG to bring stability, certainty — NMBZ
LISTED banking group NMBZ Holdings is upbeat the new monetary framework introduced by the Government will help stabilise the economy and bring certainty in the execution of the country’s monetary and financial affairs.
12.5k fans pay for Harare Derby . . . Match generates US$63 000 . . . CAPS Utd left with just US$27 000
Eddie Chikamhi-Senior Sports Reporter THE much-hyped Harare Derby marked its return at refurbished Rufaro after five years, with about 12 500 people paying their way through the turnstiles to watch…
Zinara disburses ZiG 93,9m for roads rehab
Blessings Chidakwa-Herald Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara), which disbursed $235 billion — equivalent to ZIG 93,9 million — to road authorities during the first quarter of 2024, will…
Zim rejects 400 million products for failing standards test
Thupeyo Muleya-Beitbridge Bureau IMPORTS of more than 400 million items were blocked between 2015 and early this year for failing to meet the required standards as part of the pre-shipment…
Agriculture industry mourns Nyathi
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer TRIBUTES continued to pour from various sub-sectors of the agriculture industry as stakeholders mourned the untimely passing on of Retired Major Abdul Credit Nyathi on Friday…
MOM-FROM-HELL JAILED AS GRIM DETAILS EMERGE THAT SOLD BABY WAS TO BE TRAFFICKED TO AUSTRALIA
THE two-day-old baby, who was sold by her mother in Johannesburg, South Africa, shortly after she was delivered, was meant to be trafficked to Australia by the woman who bought her.
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‘Let’s sharpen long term strategies against droughts’
Wallace Ruzvidzo, Harare Bureau The Sadc region will scale-up the implementation of bold actions to mitigate the effects of climate change-induced disasters, to ensure its people are cushioned from the adverse…
MUM BLOCKS DAUGHTER FROM REPORTING RAPE, POLICE SAY
A HIGHLANDS woman is accused of initially blocking her raped daughter from lodging a police report, against a man who is suspected of raping her, to maintain good relations with the suspect’s mother.
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- May 21, 2024
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WATCH: Bulawayo farmers tap into medical cannabis
Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] THATHOKUHLE Farm, located in Douglasdale, Bulawayo, has transformed into a prosperous cannabis farming project. This initiative is being spearheaded by experienced farmers, Mr Mike Querl, his wife, Ms…