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Beitbridge Bureau The trial of Barclays Bank’s Beitbridge branch manager, Tsikadzashe Shepard Maisiri (47), who is accused of sexually harassing a female subordinate was yesterday postponed to March 2.
The female ‘Viagra’ is here
Dr Sacrifice Chirisa Mental Health Matters About one-third (33 percent) of women between the ages of 30 and 60 years have a very difficult sexual dysfunctional problem where they struggle with…
Remittances down 11 percent
Business Reporter INWARD international remittances into Zimbabwe for the year 2017 amounted to $1,4 billion, an 11 percent decrease from $1,6 billion in 2016. Out of the $1,4 billion, Diaspora remittances…
Billiat to leave for free
CAPE TOWN — Mamelodi Sundowns attacking midfielder Khama Billiat will now likely leave the South African Premiership at the end of the season for free. The Zimbabwean international will see out…
Road dualisation projects begin
Abigail Mawonde Herald Correspondent Government has started dualising the Norton to tollgate section along the Harare-Bulawayo Road and the Goromonzi to Tollgate area along the Harare-Mutare highway. The projects will cost millions…
Zuma and the political Mexican stand-off
Marianne Merten Correspondent President Jacob Zuma is under pressure. That it’s not quite going his way emerged strongly when parliament, in an unprecedented move, postponed the State of the Nation Address…
EU sets deadline for Mbare biogas project
Innocent Ruwende and Virginia Kashiri The European Union (EU) has given Harare City Council until April to complete the $450 000 Mbare biogas project, which is expected to solve the…
NPLs drop to 7,08pc
Livingstone Marufu THE rate of non-performing loans (NPLs) had dropped to 7,08 percent by end of last year from 20,5 percent in 2015, raising great expectations that the financial services…
Over 100 illegal houses face demolition
Nyemudzai Kakore Herald Correspondent Chitungwiza Municipality will demolish more than 100 houses that were built illegally next week under a programme expected to bring sanity to the town. The municipality said it…
G40 and the laws of power scarcity
Chigumbu Warikandwa Correspondent People always argue that money is the scarcest commodity, but political events in Zimbabwe lately show that there is one other thing scarcer than money. It is power. Because of…