JUST IN: Zesa explains current power generation

Following the need for repairs on two generators at Hwange Thermal Power Station, Zesa has pushed its giant Kariba South Power Station to generate 892MW as of Tuesday, filling much of the gap between demand and supply, but load shedding will continue until the repairs on the two Hwange units, which can generate 320MW, are complete.

JUST IN: Caps United FC dragged to court over US$10k debt

Led Travel Tours has hauled Caps United football Club to the High Court over its failure to clear a US$10 000 debt for the international air tickets it bought on their behalf in 2017.

Agric sector to grow to US$8,2bn

Elita Chikwati Senior Reporter The national thrust for production should see Zimbabwe with a US$8,2 billion agriculture economy by 2025 following the launch of the Agriculture and Food Systems Transformation Strategy…

Zim poised for economic transformation

Political Editor A RAFT of practical measures that have been introduced by President Mnangagwa since his first term substantive inauguration in 2018 have brought stability to the country with economic…

Covid-19: Sick civil servants will be looked after

Civil servants who fall ill with Covid-19 while on duty will be fully looked after while they recover, even if there are complications that delay full recovery, with the Government now granting up to six months of sick leave on full-pay as well as paying all medical bills of front-line health staff.

2 years on, Zim turns corner

Herald Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has in the past two years since his inauguration ended power cuts and turned a Budget deficit into a surplus while his Government continues to take…

Notorious robbers moved to Harare

Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter The gang of eight most wanted suspected armed robbers, including the notorious Musa Taj Abdul (46) and their police officer host who were arrested in a…

Zanu PF warns corrupt law officers

Herald Reporter Zanu PF party has warned that it is ready to have law enforcement agents conniving with opposition MDC Alliance-led councils in the rampant illegal allocation of residential and…

‘Crisis exists in opposition parties’

Herald Reporter ZANU-PF director for Information and Publicity Cde Tafadzwa Mugwadi yesterday said the only noticeable crisis in the country was the one in opposition political parties that were haggling…

Musicians urged to cast their nets wide

Arts promoter, businessman and philanthropist Exevia Maoneke, affectionately known as “Wezhaz’’ in the arts sector, has encouraged musicians to take their art as a business and eke a living out of it.

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