adminChina donates agricultural equipment
Agriculture Reporter
Government yesterday received farming equipment from China to enhance food security. China gave Zimbabwe 10 trucks, 30 handy tractors and 50 water pumps. In a speech read on
VP meets Indian, Japanese delegations
Herald Reporter
VICE President Joice Mujuru on Tuesday met a high-powered Indian business delegation in Zimbabwe to explore investment opportunities. She also met outgoing Japanese
Safety and Health at work
The 19th World Congress on Safety and Health at Work is taking place this week in Instabul, Turkey with a deliberate focus on building healthier and safer workplaces. By far it is
After banning our songs, what next?
Apart from the vast natural resources, Africa’s artistic forms and history are its national assets. Censorship has reared its ugly head in a free South Africa. It started with challenging
Reason Wafawarova: Worshipping at the shrine of Empire
IT is axiomatic that the leaking of any information meant to be private and confidential is an indisputable cause of discomfort for the person or persons meant to be protected
WB launches initiative to improve journalists’ training
From Fanuel Kangondo in CAPE TOWN
THE World Bank, in association with other key stakeholders in the media industry in Africa, has launched a capacity-building
Airzim flights continue
Herald Reporter
AIR ZIMBABWE continued to fly yesterday with few passengers. Airzim acting group chief executive officer Mr Innocent
Tobacco mop up sales: Almost 200 000kg sold
Agriculture Reporter
NEARLY 200 000 kilogrammes of flue-cured tobacco were sold yesterday during the mop up sales which are expected to end
US$89m cancer treatment machines acquired
THE Ministry of Health and Child Welfare on Monday said it has procured some modern equipment used for early detection of
Mutinhiri expelled from Parly
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
ZANU-PF has notified the House of Assembly of its decision to expel Marondera East MP Mrs Tracy Mutinhiri and that she can