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Property Reporter PROPERTY valuers anticipate a boom in demand for their services in the new dispensation, as Government seeks to undertake potentially multi-million dollar valuations of repossessed farms to compensate…
Steward Bank in diaspora housing scheme
Livingstone Marufu Property Reporter STEWARD Bank has started lending money to Zimbabweans living and working in the diaspora for property purchases in a bid to generate foreign currency while at…
SA rand softer
The rand was softer at about the R12/$ area shortly before midday on Monday, but had recovered from its worst intraday levels, as local and global political factors continued to…
Mudenda meets Cuban envoy
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Cuba and Zimbabwe should expand their relations into various fields that include tourism, sport and biotechnology, the country’s ambassador to Zimbabwe Ms Carmelina Ramirez Rodriguez has…
Zanu-PF cadres urged to unite
Herald Reporter Zanu-PF Mashonaland East chair Cde Joel Biggie Matiza has called on party supporters to unite and vote for President Mnangagwa in the coming elections. Cde Matiza was speaking…
JUST IN: Nine die in accidents
NINE people were killed while four others were seriously injured in two separate road accidents along the Harare- Chirundu Highway on Sunday.
NPF confirms Mugabe meeting
THE National Patriotic Front has just confirmed that its leader Retired Brigadier General Ambrose Mutinhiri met former President Mugabe at his house in Harare and the pair discussed the morphing of the G40 cabal into a political outfit known as the New Patriotic Front.
CHEVRONS OFF TO A FLIER
Mehluli Sibanda in Bulawayo WELL struck centuries by Sikandar Raza and Brendan Taylor led Zimbabwe to a resounding 116-run victory over Nepal in an International Cricket Council World Cup Qualifier…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Land reclamation, an idea whose time has come
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, like his Zimbabwean counterpart President Emmerson Mnangagwa, is facing a crisis of expectations where people expect miraculous results from their new administrations.
Abandon thermal power stations: Experts
ZIMBABWE should abandon its old thermal power stations, which have become a major financial drain and invest in brand new projects to ensure a steady supply of electricity, energy experts say.