adminKidnapped boy found naked
Crime Reporter
AN 11-year-old boy who was reportedly kidnapped at a church service two weeks ago was found last week dumped along a river
Zim hunt elusive win
The heady heights of a Test win must be a distant memory for Zimbabwe, even though it was only two months ago that they
Meikles Hotel hosts Spanish Week
Entertainment Reporter
When one thinks of Spanish cooking, the mind conjures up the flavours of the Mediterranean and North Africa, combined with all
Role of youths in our society
Fathers in any country or any social setting are a symbol of wisdom, maturity and experience, and are the link to our past, the
Over 100 nurses graduate at Chitungwiza hospital
Herald Reporter
CHITUNGWIZA Central Hospital is working on a US$84,3 million partnership to enhance service delivery, an official has said.
MDC-T slams empowerment
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai says his party is totally opposed to the indigenisation and economic empowerment drive that seeks to transfer wealth to previously disadvantaged Zimbabweans.
Government is implementing the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act, which compels foreign-owned companies to cede 51 percent stake to indigenous Zimbabweans.
Addressing a rally at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera yesterday, Mr Tsvangirai said in place of the indigenisation policy, MDC-T intended to attract foreign investment to create jobs for Zimbabweans.
“We are totally opposed to this programme being undertaken
MDC-T castigates GPA negotiators
Herald Reporter
MDC-T has castigated its negotiators to the inter-party dialogue for not pushing hard enough on the so-called outstanding
ZTA to repossess 5 hotels
From Isdore Guvamombe GYEONGJU CITY, South Korea
THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority is withdrawing five hotels from the Rainbow Tourism Group, as it moves to enhance its
Mbeki might not be the main man
Africa is at its worst crossroad following the West’s determination to recolonise our continent as a cheap source of raw
Equities market continues trading in the red
FOR nearly a month, the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange has been entertaining the bears with the main industrial index registering