Violent syndicates invade Mbare Musika

A WAVE of violence and extortion has gripped Mbare Musika, Zimbabwe’s largest fresh produce market, as farmers from rural areas fall prey to illegal syndicates operating outside the formal market.

ZIMSEC Amendment Bill long overdue

THE Zimbabwe Schools Amendment Bill is long overdue as the principal law enacted in 1994 has become outdated and is failing to address current demands of accountability, governance and challenges in public examinations management brought about by technological changes.

Bid to reverse company directorship changes rejected

THE High Court has rejected an application aimed at overturning a 2015 company director change form (CR14) filed with the Registrar of Companies, marking a decisive blow in the ongoing power struggle over control of the company.

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Mat South tobacco farmers earn US$150 000

Edgar Vhera Specialist Writer – Agriculture NATURALLY cured Virginia (NCV) tobacco farmers in Matabeleland South have since earned US$150 000 from the ongoing sale of the crop, as Government’s call…

BAZ cracks down on irresponsible online content

Anesu January Herald Correspondent The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has issued a warning against the rising trend of internet-based broadcasting of content that violates national broadcasting regulations and standards.…

Chimunya, Tshuma in 100m final

Ellina Mhlanga in Abeokuta, Nigeria SPRINTERS Trey Chimunya and Methembe Tshuma are through to Thursday’s Under-20 men 100m final at the ongoing CAA Under-18/Under-20 Championships at the MKO Abiola Sports…

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Govt okays 10-day holiday lessons for exam classes

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has granted schools permission to conduct extra lessons for examination classes, Grade 7, Form four and Form six for up to 10 days during the…

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