adminEconomy creates 200 000 new jobs in first quarter
Zimbabwe’s economy created an additional 2 00 000 new jobs in the first three months of this year, raising hope the economy may perform better than expected despite headwinds that include drought and other external factors.
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- June 10, 2024
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Parly Committee impressed by Zimpapers
Talent Chimutambgi-Herald Reporter THE decision by Zimpapers (1980) Limited management to modernise the company’s operations has impressed the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, which toured the…
Warriors invade Bafana’s den
JAIROS Tapera has committed the better part of the past three days mentally preparing his boys for the 2026 World Cup Group C qualifier against South Africa at Free State Stadium tonight.
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- June 10, 2024
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7th annual SADC Industrialisation Week dates out
Herald Reporter THE 7th SADC Industrialisation Week will run from July 29 to August 2, shortly before the SADC Summit scheduled for August. The SADC Industrialisation week is an annual…
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- June 10, 2024
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Crack unit to deal with vandalism, theft
Nqobile Tshili and Patrick Chitumba A CRACK unit has been established by the police to combat the theft and vandalism of Zimbabwe’s vital public infrastructure, including railway lines, telecommunications cables…
Macheso eyes 100 years
SUNGURA ace Alick Macheso says his prayer is to become a centenarian and save future generations.
Firm commends ZiG effect on stability, inflation
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed firm BridgeFort Capital Limited has commended authorities for the resolute stance in controlling money supply growth and eliminating quasi-fiscal activities saying this has brought about exchange rate stability since the introduction of the new currency, the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG).
NACZ director outlines vision
NEWLY-APPOINTED National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) director, Napoleon Nyanhi (pictured), has vowed to work hard and address creatives’ grievances.
Will change of UK leadership impact Zim relations?
British Prime Minister, Mr Rishi Sunak, surprised all and sundry when he declared an early election at a time his party is faring low in approval surveys.
Katsande raises Zwane alarm
KAIZER Chiefs legend, Willard Katsande, feels Warriors interim coach, Jairos Tapera, should come up with a plan to stop South Africa’s playmaker, Themba Zwane, in his tracks.