adminCentre indigenisation on opportunities, says Rukuni
From Fanuel Kangondo in Seoul, South Korea
INDIGENISATION and localisation of resources should be viewed from an economic, political and social framework that is
Pseudo-democratic parties: The graveyard of empowerment
Darlington Mahuku and Bowden Mbanje
Capitalism has failed the working class and poor masses of the world. The time has come for the poor masses to fight for a
Agric colleges challenged to broaden curriculum
Herald Reporter
AGRICULTURAL colleges have been challenged to broaden their curriculum in farm education to meet the requirements of
Twins defraud brother-in-law of US$300 000
Court Reporter
HARARE twins allegedly connived to steal their brother-in-law’s deed of transfer of an industrial stand worth US$300 000 before
FC Platinum seek Shabanie double
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
FC PLATINUM will be out to move a step closer to a dream championship in their debut season when they host relegation-
Govt to expand Kazungula
From Bright Madera in Victoria Falls
Government will soon embark on the expansion of Kazungula Border Post that will also improve the existing infrastructure to
‘Political bickering delaying constitution’
Herald Reporter
THE completion of the constitution-making process is shrouded in uncertainty because political parties always bicker over
Too much of one thing is no good
I should think I am one of the least popular persons in the dancehall community countrywide due to what I opined in last
Brilliant performances at Theatre in the Park
Theatre lovers have welcomed Rooftop Promotion’s decision to bring to Harare Raisedon Baya’s play “The Two Wives of
Secretaries’ ‘conventions’, one too many?
Tichaona Zindoga Features Writer
Over the years, there has been an increase in the number of secretaries’ conventions, summer and winter schools undertaken