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MOSCOW – Russia does not rule out the possibility that it may help Europe overcome the crisis when it declares its final strategy,
No rates hike for Harare
Herald Reporter
HARARE City Council yesterday unveiled a US$272 million budget that is likely to see all tariffs remaining at current levels.
Council, however, proposes to marginally increase the budget for salaries and allowances from 40 to 41 percent.
Residents and ratepayers will lar-gely fund the budget.
Last year’s budget was US$260 million which council admitted residents had failed to finance.
In the latest budget, water rema-ins the city’s main source of revenue expected to contribute US$112 million.
About US$112 million has been earmarked for salaries and allo-wances.
Mapeza stays on
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
ZIFA president Cuthbert Dube has given the biggest hint yet that Norman Mapeza and his backroom staff will not be fired
When employer fails to remit contributions to NSSA
As pointed out in previous columns, it is important that employers register their companies and employees with NSSA and
Anglicans must reunite
The head of 75 million or so Anglicans worldwide, Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams drove into Harare on
Chinamasa defends POSA
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT has no intention of amending the Public Order and Security Act and Access to Information and Protection of
Thousands attend Michael Jackson tribute concert
Los Angeles. – Tens of thousands of fans rocked to the hits of Michael Jackson on Saturday at a tribute concert his brothers
European leaders create crisis of confidence
The Euro weakened against the yen on Italy and Spain downgrades and also on renewed fears that Greece would default.
Inflation outlook positive — Biti
Bright Madera Senior Business Reporter
THE Government is optimistic the economy will continue on a growth path next year, with the rate of inflation expected to
Jamaican reggae legends for Lion Lager Beer Festival
Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
RENOWNED Jamaican reggae legends Cocoa Tea, Beres Hammond and Fantan Mojah are expected to jet into the country