adminEditorial Comment: Manhize testimony of President’s investment drive
THE largest investor, and among the most committed and successful investors in Zimbabwe, is Tsingshan Holdings through its local wholly-owned subsidiary Dinson Iron and Steel Company which is now just…
Axia sees sustained strong performance
Axia Corporation’s main business unit, TV Sales & Home expects to maintain a solid performance for the year to June 30, 2024 and beyond driven by store network expansion and new export markets.
Matemadanda vies for war vets chairmanship
Joseph Madzimure-Zimpapers Politics Hub AS the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) elective congress draws closer, the association’s outgoing secretary general, Cde Victor Matemadanda, has emerged as one of…
EMOTIONAL SEND OFF FOR MATONGORERE
Takudzwa Chitsiga-Sports Reporter MOURNERS yesterday said the void left by the death of Nelson Matongorere will be difficult to fill, as they struggled to control emotions during the burial of…
Media reforms help promote accountability
Nqobile Tshili-Bulawayo Bureau MEDIA reforms being implemented by the Second Republic have helped promote accountability in public institutions, which are now obliged to provide information to citizens. This has also…
MUPFUMI’S MEDICAL CONDITION HELPS HIM TO GET BAIL IN CASE INVOLVING A ‘VERY SERIOUS CRIME’
BUSINESSMAN Isau Mupfumi has a pending medical operation in Dubai on Saturday and this could have swayed his application for bail, which he was granted, yesterday.
QUARTET STEALS FROM BLUE ROOF
FOUR men, who were once employed by former First Lady Grace Mugabe at her Blue Roof residence in Harare, appeared in court yesterday charged with theft.
NEVILLE MUTSVANGWA’S APPEAL STRUCK OFF THE ROLL
NEVILLE Mutsvangwa’s bail appeal at the High Court has been struck off the roll indefinitely.
NBS launches microfinance institution
Wallace Ruvidzo Herald Reporter THE National Building Society has launched a microfinance unit, Lenderspark Finance, showing its commitment to economic empowerment of the previously excluded by making financial services more…
MARRIOT’S DEMBARE SALARY REVEALED . . . Strongman gets US$1 090 a month
DYNAMOS strongman, Bernard Marriot, is paid a monthly salary of US$1 090, which includes US$90 DStv subscription, and also pockets some rich pickings from the club’s other revenue streams.