adminUS debt: Bonfire of the vanities?
WASHINGTON.
How did the United States, the world’s richest nation and sole superpower, come to the brink of a catastrophic default on its
Britain expels all Libyan diplomats, recognises rebels
LONDON.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague announced yesterday that his country will expel all remaining Libyan embassy staff,
Jehovah’s Witnesses convention opens
Herald Reporter
THOUSANDS of Jehovah’s Witnesses are expected to converge at the Church’s Harare Assembly Hall for a three-day convention
Law Society exposed
Herald Reporter
Some members of the Law Society of Zimbabwe want to block the re-registration of Mr Godwills Masimirembwa as a lawyer
Municipal police accused of corruption
By Zvamaida Murwira
HARARE municipal police are engaging in corrupt activities at Mbare Musika, making it difficult for council to deal with
Zimdollar-era retirees must be compensated — experts
From Peter Matambanadzo in NYANGA
WORKERS dismissed or retired before the introduction of multiple currencies in February 2009 should not go empty-handed
Let’s take action against urbanisation challenges
By Mugwazeni Sithole
Urbanisation can simply be defined as a situation whereby the majority of the country’s population lives in towns and cities.
Call for informal sector to contribute Aids levy
Herald Reporter
SENATORS have called on the Government to levy the informal sector for the country to meet Millenium Development Goal
Legislators urged to help fight TB
Herald Reporter
PARLIAMENTARIANS should advocate policies that help the fight against tuberculosis, chairman of the Parliamentary Portfolio
PSC reviews management’s performance
Herald Reporter
THE Public Service Commission has embarked on a programme to review the performance of the senior management in the