Famine in Somalia is Africa’s wake-up call

Climate change and global warming do not provide favours for poor people, especially the rural folk. They pile misery on

Banks embrace mobile technology

Business Reporter
BANKS have gone on a frenzied rush to introduce mobile banking services as they battle to remain relevant due to the

RBZ expects US$137m from assets

Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe expects to realise about US$137 million from the disposal of immovable property and

SA firm eyes Jaggers

Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
THE Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed Super Group is set to inject fresh capital into Jaggers Wholesalers in exchange for

HERALD EDITORIAL COMMENT: Let’s keep economy’s wheels running all the time

IT seems the strikes season is back as unions press for better wages and working conditions. An interesting development in

Muponda’s homestead ‘petrol-bombed’

Fungai Lupande Herald Reporter
Self-styled prophet-cum-traditional healer Boniface Muponda – who claims he can heal any type of cancer – has brewed a storm

Paulo University ranked top education institution

SAO PAULO. – Brazil’s Sao Paulo University (USP) ranks as the top higher education institution in Latin America according to a

ZOC commended for forum organisation

Stanley Mutoya
A TOTAL of 43 delegates from 21 English-speaking African countries recently converged in the resort town of Victoria Falls

Hard work pays off for hulk Hungwe

Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
HARD work and perseverance paid off for Victor Hungwe when he finally won his first major bodybuilding competition by

De Villers resigns

WELLINGTON – Peter de Villiers called it quits as South Africa coach after the reigning champions lost a Rugby World Cup