adminTN to launch operations in Zambia
Business Reporter
TN Holdings Limited will be launching its Asset Management and Medical Benefit Fund in Zambia after the financial services
Tobacco farming stirs debate in religious circles
Daniel Nemukuyu Herald Reporter
TOBACCO farming has become a hot “potato”
Fire guts Gono’s warehouse
Herald Reporters
FIRE gutted a warehouse at Reserve of Zimbabwe Governor Dr Gideon Gono’s poultry plot in Borrowdale, Harare, yesterday,
Teachers fleeced?
Felex Share Herald Reporter
TEACHERS are angry with their union leaders whom they accuse of abusing subscription fees. There are three major teachers’ unions in Zimbabwe that raise US$640 000 monthly from subscription fees.
Zimbabwe Teachers’ Association collects U$440 000 per month, while the Teachers Union of Zimbabwe and Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe pocket US$80 000 and US$120 000 respectively.
When teachers’ salaries were increased by 50 percent recently, their monthly subscriptions went up by between 60 and 100 per-cent.
Each Zimta member pays US$10 per month, while TUZ – which has close to 10 000 members – collects US$8
Alexio to unveil fifth album
Liberty Hamunakwadi Entertainment Reporter
One of Zimbabwe’s young musicians, Alexio Kawara, is set to make a comeback on the music scene following the release of his
Falling meteor depicted in 5000-year-old rock carving in China
HOHHOT. – A 5 000-year old rock carving in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region depicts a falling meteor, said
United Kingdom tops global record on rights abuse
The British claim to be the indispensible core-authors of human rights who speak loudest than everyone against their abuse.
4 High Court clerks suspended
Court Reporter
FOUR High Court clerks have been suspended for three months without pay for allegedly drafting court applications and other
ABC leads movers on ZSE
ABC Holdings led the movers on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange last Friday after advancing US10c to reach an all- time high of
Victor Nyakauru gets his inspiration from the Lord’s creatures
Stephen Garan’anga Art Correspondent
Negotiating through the 1950s classical double heavy glass doors of the North Gallery at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe