‘Kushata KweMoyo’ première on cards

Tafadzwa Zimoyo Senior Arts Reporter New feature film “Kushata KweMoyo” is set to hit big screens next month and preparations for the première are at advanced stage. The film which stars Gamuchirai…

Bruce backs Musona

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter— LEGENDARY former Zimbabwe and Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar has waded into the debate surrounding Knowledge Musona’s failure to break into the big European leagues by…

Posts are earned through sacrifice, says Kazembe

Yeukai Karengezeka Herald Reporter Ministerial posts are earned through hard work, sacrifice and even persecution, a Cabinet minister has said. Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Kazembe Kazembe made the remarks on…

‘Bond notes to stay’

Business Reporter Bond notes will remain in circulation until Zimbabwe introduces its own currency, Finance and Economic Planning Minister Patrick Chinamasa has said. Responding to questions on the fate of the…

64K register in BVR mop-up exercise

Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter At least 64 670 people have registered to vote under the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s (ZEC) Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) mop-up exercise, bringing the total number of registrants…

BAZ bemoans loss of correspondent banking

Kudzanai Sharara The loss of long standing correspondent banking relationships by leading global banks is beginning to pose significant risks to the country’s efforts to finance international trade, the Bankers…

Mahendere in peace initiative

Arts Correspondent Popular gospel singer Amos Mahendere has released an album titled “Our Heritage”, which he did with artistes from Bulawayo and Chipinge in a bid to promote peace and…

Council registers 30 000 residents on e-billing

Nyemudzai Kakore Herald Correspondent Harare City Council has so far registered 30 000 residents through the electronic bill payment system that can be sent through mobile phones and e-mail, as a…

Cameroon lawyer gets boost for presidential bid

Yaounde. — A prominent lawyer’s bid to end Cameroon President Paul Biya’s 35 years in power has received a boost after nine opposition parties and grassroots groups backed his campaign,…

Businesses must operate ethically

Farirai Machivenyika  Mr Speaker Sir The recent warning by the Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) that it may soon be forced to take action against manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers who are…

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