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Herald Reporter
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday said Government will take disciplinary action against Zimbabwe’s Ambassador
50 000t maize set aside for drought relief
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT has released 50 000 tonnes of maize for free distribution to the poor as part of measures to avert hunger in
Thousands bid hero Muntanga farewell
Herald Reporters
THOUSANDS of Zimbabweans yesterday thro-nged the National Heroes Acre to bid farewell to one of the country’s illustrious
Rhino poachers fall into police trap
Herald Reporters
TEN men, among them four former soldiers, have been arrested in Harare in two separate incidents for poaching and illegal
DeMbare wary of CAPS
By Augustine Hwata
DYNAMOS are not reading much into the problems that have rocked their bitter rivals CAPS United in the last few weeks and
Fuel workers reject pay offer
CAPE TOWN.
SOUTH AFRICA’S fuel workers are likely to reject a revised wage offer, the main union’s chief negotiator said on Tuesday as
MTP’s success hinges on funding – Prof
By Tawanda Musarurwa
THE Medium Term Plan is touted as a “return to strategic development planning in Zimbabwe,” but it appears the prevailing
Chinese bank to finance ZNCC
Business Reporter
THE Bank of China has engaged the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce to finance its members’ business projects.
Sanctions suffocating Zim parastatals, says minister
THE isolation of Zimbabwe through sanctions imposed by the West is hampering efforts to recapitalise State enterprises, a
Like father, like son
By Tapiwa Marume
At the age of 20, Tapiwa Jera has made some remarkable strides on the local music scene as a guitarist. Already, he has