adminLOOKING BACK: Late shopping hours stir the carnival spirit
The Rhodesia Herald, December 10, 1977 IT could have been carnival time in Salisbury last night with bands, fashion shows, goo-go dancers and drum majorettes arranged by city centre stores to…
IOM boss pledges to work with Govt
Farirai Machivenyika and Blessings Chidakwa VISITING International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Director General Ms Amy Pope has expressed her organisation’s commitment to collaborate with the Government to ensure that migration…
Chamisa grilled over illegal land allocation scandal
Trust Freddy, Herald Correspondent The Harare Commission of Inquiry yesterday grilled Mr Nelson Chamisa, the former leader of CCC over his alleged role in illegally allocating over 5 000 stands…
Teguru continues dominance
Takudzwa Chitsiga, Zimpapers Sports Hub BODYBUILDER Gideon Teguru continued with his dominance after he won the inaugural edition of the Alex Classic body-building championship at Harare International School on Saturday…
‘Reducing compliance cost key to SMEs formalisation’
Nelson Gahadza, Senior Business Reporter THE Government has been urged to incentivise informal sector enterprises, including through streamlined and simplified compliance procedures, to encourage the operators to register their businesses,…
Irrigation scheme a lifeline for drought-stricken district
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke, Senior Reporter With the harsh sun hitting directly on his face, 68-year-old Mr Cleopas Mapuranga looks hopeful. He narrates how growing up in Chivi, a region long plagued…
Geo Pomona to expand waste management
Wallace Ruzvidzo, Herald Reporter GEO POMONA Waste Management is set to broaden its scope beyond Harare as it gears up to commence waste collection in the city at the start…
CBZ withdraws FMHL minorities offer
Senior Business Reporter
CBZ Holdings Limited (CBZHL) has withdrawn its proposed mandatory offer to minority shareholders of First Mutual Holdings Limited (FMHL) after the Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) ruled to cap its stake in the insurer at 31,22 percent.
Chile eyes new lithium extraction methods
Chile, the lithium producer with the richest brine deposits, is looking to expand into new types of extraction including from clay, even as low battery-metal prices squeeze the industry. The…