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Arron Nyamayaro PROPHET Walter Magaya shed tears after he was overwhelmed by the support he received from thousands of his followers, who included some international visitors, at a PHD Ministries…
Businesses urged to tap into RBZ’s concessional loans
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) has urged investors to approach their respective banks for funding under the Targeted Finance Facility (TFF) to boost…
Eight in court for US$283k copper cable theft
Trish Mukwazo, Bulawayo Bureau AN eight-man syndicate from Bulawayo appeared in court on Thursday, charged with violating the Electricity Act after allegedly stealing 60 metres of armoured copper cable, valued…
Rural digitisation a catalyst for Vision 2030
Kundai Marunya, Correspondent ZIMBABWE is steadily marching towards its Vision 2030 goal of becoming an upper-middle income economy. Central to this vision is ensuring that every Zimbabwean has access to…
Japan’s foreign workforce hits record as labour crisis deepens
The number of foreign workers in Japan reached a new high, underscoring the country’s growing reliance on people from overseas to address its chronic labour shortage. Japan had a record…
Zim to host Youth Trade Fair
Ivan Zhakata, Herald Correspondent Harare will host the Zimbabwe International Youth Trade Fair and Conference (ZIYTFC) 2025 at the end of May, an entrepeneurial event that will draw over 4…
Zambia’s Samuel Maimbo guns for AfDB presidency
Zambia’s candidate for the African Development Bank (AfDB) presidency Samuel Maimbo says he wants Africa’s premier financial organisation to help the continent achieve middle income status. Announcing a candidacy he…
Woman jailed 5 years for baby trafficking
Yeukai Karengezeka, Court Correspondent The woman convicted of trafficking a two-day-old baby from South Africa to Zimbabwe so the child could be sold for adoption outside Africa has been sentenced…
Zimbabwe trade deficit widens to US$2bn
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S trade deficit widened by six percent to US$2,1 billion last year largely driven by the El Nino-induced drought and depressed commodity prices on the…
Zim sprinters continue to hold fort
Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE athletes’ performances on the indoor scene so far points to a great year in international track running. National record holder in the 200m event,…