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As is their tradition at this time of year, Apple announced a new line of iPhones last week. The promised centrepiece that would make us want to buy these new…
South Africa’s new-found zeal for asset forfeiture
The SA Reserve Bank (Sarb) last week issued a notice of forfeiture against Silver Tiger Trade for more than R5 million in assets held in accounts at Standard Bank and…
SA’s US$1,9bn citrus exports face disease threat
South Africa’s $1,9 billion citrus-export industry, the world’s biggest after Spain, faces a new disease threat amid an ongoing dispute with the European Union over fungal infections. The country said…
Dangote’s crude grab to shake up Atlantic oil
Dangote oil refinery is due to take in up to 400 000 barrels a day of Nigerian crude over the coming two months as Africa’s largest plant transforms the region’s…
Air force flies after poachers
The Herald, 8 October, 1980 AN intensive military-style operation, involving police and aircraft, has been set up in the Que Que area to combat stock theft and poaching. Units of…
Former cop up for child abuse
A former policeman has been arrested for child abuse following a video which went viral on social media over the weekend in which he was seen assaulting his son with an electric cable, bricks and a wire in Harare.
Parliament Portfolio Committee gives Bindura University of Science Education innovation hub a thumps up
Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, Tertiary, Science and Technology has given the Bindura University of Science Education innovation hub a thumps up.
War victims mourn national hero Cde Tshinga Dube
Daniel Chigunwe Herald Correspondent People living with disability as a result of the war of the liberation struggle under the banner of the Zimbabwe Liberation War Victims Association (ZLWVA) have…
5km stretch along Solomon Mujuru Drive opens to traffic
A 5km stretch of the 12km along Solomon Mujuru Drive (formerly Kirkman Road) in Dzivarasekwa which was under construction has been opened to traffic, a move which has been hailed by motorists and transport operators.
City of Harare denies alleged parking takeover
THE City of Harare has refuted a recent statement by former Chegutu West legislator Dexter Nduna claiming that a group known as Team Chapter will be taking over parking operations in Harare.