adminZimpapers senior editorial changes
Harare Bureau
ZIMPAPERS Board Chairman Dr Paul Chimedza has announced senior editorial changes at The Herald and Chronicle to align the group with its thrust of becoming an integrated media house following the launch of Star FM radio.
TelOne to extend ADSL broadband to other cities
Fixed telephone services provider TelOne will soon extend the Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) service to other towns and cities, an official has said.
Genesis bank depositors to get compensation
The Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) has said it will this month start compensating people who had deposited funds in Genesis Investment Bank which closed last month.
Mayor warns underperforming council workers
Prosper Ndlovu
BULAWAYO Mayor Councillor Thaba Moyo yesterday warned under-performing council workers, saying the local authority will not hesitate to fire such workers.
Taxi driver ‘murdered’, dumped in storm drain
Chronicle Reporter
A 62-year-old taxi driver from Bulawayo was found dead on Sunday morning in a suspected murder case, police confirmed yesterday.
Wheat production set to decline
Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S wheat production is projected to drop from 41 000 tonnes last year to 18 000 tonnes this year due to a multiple challenges farmers have faced.
Hwange too hot for Motor Action
Tobias Mandoreba in Hwange
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Zimbabwe roll over Russia
Paul Munyuki in Utah, United States
THE Zimbabwe Under-20 side ended their campaign for glory in a manner they would have loved to start in with a 22-10 win over Russia in a seventh place playoff of the Junior World Rugby Trophy tournament that ended here on Saturday.
Ugly scenes at B/F
Ricky Zililo
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OBITUARY:Masotsha Mike Hove — the man who saw it all
Pathisa Nyathi
Mr Masotsha Mike Hove is no more. He passed on at midday on 25 June 2012. He was born in 1914. A teacher by profession, Masotsha became editor of the Bantu Mirror in 1947. When the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland was established in 1953, Masotsha ran for Parliament and won the Matabeleland seat, beating the late Vice-President, Cde Joshua Nkomo, to the seat. He later became Federal diplomat to Nigeria. Most people will remember him as the Regional Superintendent (Western Area) based in Luveve, a post he held till his retirement from Council employment in 1978.