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Gertrude Takawira
The value of placing human beings in contact with persons different from themselves, and with fashions of thought and
Solidarity is the purest form of investment
Obi Egbuna
On Wednesday October 5, 2011 the Corporate Council on Africa sponsored a forum entitled “Doing Business in Zimbabwe”,
Over 100 nurses graduate at Chitungwiza hospital
Herald Reporter
CHITUNGWIZA Central Hospital is working on a US$84,3 million partnership to enhance service delivery, an official has said.
EU admits Look East policy effective
Herald Reporter
THE European Union has said that China’s growing links with Zimbabwe have destabilised the effects of its sanctions that are
No pay for amnesty teachers
Felex Share Herald Reporter
OVER 1 000 teachers who received Government’s amnesty have not been paid, two years after they rejoined the service.
There are now counter-accusations between the Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture and the Public Service Commission on the bungling.
The PSC has disowned the teachers, saying they were recruited unprocedurally.
Some of the affected teachers have since left for the second time after efforts to engage the responsible authorities failed to yield positive results.
Teachers’ unions have since petitioned the Government over the matter.
MDC-T slams empowerment
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai says his party is totally opposed to the indigenisation and economic empowerment drive that seeks to transfer wealth to previously disadvantaged Zimbabweans.
Government is implementing the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act, which compels foreign-owned companies to cede 51 percent stake to indigenous Zimbabweans.
Addressing a rally at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera yesterday, Mr Tsvangirai said in place of the indigenisation policy, MDC-T intended to attract foreign investment to create jobs for Zimbabweans.
“We are totally opposed to this programme being undertaken
Biti shoots down duty-free car imports
Masvingo Bureau
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti says there are no immediate Government plans to allow civil servants to import vehicles duty-free.
Governor slams illegal gold panners
Herald Reporter
AN influx of illegal gold panners in Bindura is threatening the town’s infrastructure, Mashonaland Central Governor and Resident
Private colleges urged to comply with Govt policy
Herald Reporter
PRIVATE colleges should comply with Government regulations or risk losing their operating licences, Education, Sport and
West using NGOs to fan instability, says minister
Herald Reporter
WESTERN countries are using non-governmental organisations to ferment political instability and pursue a regime change