Mudenda meets Duma chairman

Columbus Mabika-Herald Reporter Speaker of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Mudenda at the weekend met the Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, Mr…

Zim, Namibia ties set for new heights

Herald Reporter ZIMBABWE’s Ambassador-Designate to Namibia has said her mission to Windhoek is to deepen ties between the two sister Republics. Yesterday, Ms Melody Chaurura paid a courtesy call on…

Free education pilot project starts in 16 rural districts

Nqobile Tshili-Bulawayo Bureau THE Government has started rolling out a pilot project on State-funded education in 16 rural districts across the country as part of efforts to ensure that every…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Irrigation needs to be used fully, wisely

Drought has always been a danger in Zimbabwe according to the rainfall records we have now going back in some detail for over 120 years and even further in a…

Public contracts, PRAZ wants ESG compliance

Tapiwa Mangwiro Senior Business Reporter THE Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ) has developed a framework that compels businesses to make environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues an integral part of…

Chevrons to settle unfinished business

Eddie Chikamhi-Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE cricket team are planning to put the visiting Netherlands cricket side in their right place when the teams meet in a three-match One Day International…

Top businessman, farmer Chidziva dies

Business Reporter Accomplished businessman and farmer Mr Mike Gore Chidziva has died. Mr Chidziva, who lived on his farm in Beatrice, passed on  at Park Town Hospital in  Harare yesterday…

Ipec adopts new equities, property valuation model

Business Reporter The Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) has adopted the valuation methodologies prescribed by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SecZim) to guide the securities market in the…

Banks borrow from Fed to backstop liquidity

Banks borrowed a combined US$164.8 billion from two Federal Reserve backstop facilities in the most recent week, a sign of escalated funding strains in the aftermath of Silicon Valley Bank’s…

World’s central banks walk interest rate tightrope

The world’s central banks are juggling whether to raise interest rates further in order to reduce inflation, and with the banking sector in turmoil, the stakes are especially high.  Central…

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