Treger Products seeks solar plant licence for Monarch Steel operations

Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] BULAWAYO-based Treger Products (Private) Limited has applied for a licence to establish a solar photovoltaic plant that will supply electricity to its Monarch Steel Division, in a…

Corrupt police officers put on notice

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, [email protected] THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Nkulumane District has declared zero tolerance for corruption, rudeness and discrimination, warning that any officer found wanting will face decisive action. Speaking…

Mashonaland West Vendors Hold Monthly Clean-Up, Citing Patriotism and Vision 2030

Dorothy N Sithole Vendors across Mashonaland West began National Clean-Up Day at dawn on Friday, sweeping streets and collecting litter in trading areas without formal instruction, continuing a practice they…

Workers deserve secure employment: President

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter AS Zimbabwe joins the world in commemorating Workers’ Day, President Mnangagwa has issued a strong rebuke of perpetual short-term contracts, saying that where work is continuous,…

Air Commodore Bere declared national hero

Joseph Madzimure Zimpapers Politics Hub PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has conferred national hero status on Air Commodore (Retired) Simon Bere who died in Zambia, where he was receiving medical treatment, on April…

President appoints, reassigns top officials

Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa has appointed and reassigned senior officials in Government and renewed a contract in the Health Service Commission.

3 countries boost Zim’s Security Council seat bid

Debra Matabvu Senior Reporter ENVOYS from the Netherlands, Colombia and Belarus have pledged their countries’ support for Zimbabwe’s candidature for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.

Govt launches US$30m youth climate project

Raymond Jaravaza THE Government has taken a major step in confronting the growing threat of climate change, launching a US$30 million youth-driven initiative aimed at equipping thousands of young people…

Sakubva Industrial Hub: NSSA injects US$1m

Samuel Kadungure and Tendai Gukutikwa THE National Social Security Authority (NSSA) has injected US$1 million into the construction of the long awaited Sakubva Industrial Hub, signalling renewed momentum for the…

Granny (70) jailed for US$13 500 fraud

Lovemore Kadzura Weekender Reporter TWO Harare-based grannies were convicted of fraud after allegedly using a dead man’s altered national identity card in a bid to sell his Rusape residential stand…

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