Zim, Chinese firms sign landmark electric vehicles assembly deal

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent CHINESE electric vehicle manufacturer Build Your Dreams (BYD) and indigenous firm Tsapo Group have signed a landmark agreement that will see the local assembly of electric…

Over 1 000 delegates expected at the TNF Global Summit in Vic Falls

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter OVER 1 000 delegates from more than 15 countries are expected at the landmark Global Summit on Inclusive Growth, Decent Work, Beneficiation and Investment Promotion that…

Zanu PF rallies leaders to discharge duties correctly

Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau LEADERS of Zanu PF wings in Mashonaland West have been urged to discharge their duties in line with the party’s constitution to strengthen structures and…

Harare steps up road patching, markings

Diana Nherera THE City of Harare is stepping up road maintenance works, with patching currently underway along Waterfalls Avenue, Boshoff Drive and Ardbennie Road. The works are expected to extend…

Police officer shot dead by husband

Sikhumbuzo Moyo [email protected] A 36-YEAR-OLD female police officer was shot dead by her husband in Hopley, Harare, on Sunday before he allegedly turned the gun on himself. The deceased, Sergeant…

SA, Zim business leaders to meet in Midrand as Presidents Ramaphosa and Mnangagwa push trade ties

Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau SOUTH Africa’s Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the DTIC) will on Friday host a South Africa–Zimbabwe Business Forum in Midrand where both Presidents Cyril Ramaphosa…

Councillor Gwinyayi sworn in

Ray Bande Senior Reporter THE City of Mutare has restored full political representation across all its wards following the swearing-in of Councillor Portia Gwinyayi as the new Ward Three representative.…

Government explores ways to replace vessel

Freeman Razemba in KARIBA THE Government has engaged boat operators and other private players in Kariba to explore the possibility of deploying another vessel on Lake Kariba following the recent…

Bulawayo firms offer vocational training for returning Zimbabweans

Sikhumbuzo Moyo [email protected] TWO Bulawayo-based companies have offered to provide vocational training skills to returning Zimbabweans in response to Government’s calls for the public and private sector to provide a…

Harare woman granted protection order against violent son

Sharon Jiyamwa Herald reporter A Harare woman has obtained a protection order against her son following allegations of recurring violence, harassment and disrespect. Ms Tendai Kangurwa told the Harare Civil…

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