adminIvory scam: Uganda apologises to China
KAMPALA. – The government of Uganda has offered an apology to China in a bid to calm heightened diplomatic tensions after President Museveni mistakenly named two Chinese “diplomats” in the…
Panama cuts ties with Taiwan, switches to China
BEIJING. — China and Panama signed a joint communique yesterday on the establishment of diplomatic relations.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Sanctions – Georgias’ efforts should not go in vain
WHILE lies run sprints, the truth runs marathons. And for Zimbabwe, the truth has touched the ribbon.
Zamco shifts focus to NPLs resolution
Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Asset Management Authority has shifted focus to resolving bad loans after completing the second phase of its mandate.
Express Wear aims higher
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Victoria Falls-based Fashion Company Express Wear aims to sell their brand to tourists that flocks the city.
A history not written is bound to be lost
Sydney Kawadza Senior Features Writer The other day I had a dream. Unfortunately, my dream was not in the same proportion as the slain American human rights icon Martin Luther…
Warriors light up the stage
Charles Mabika Special Correspondent AFTER exciting playmaker Knowledge Musona capped a truly wonderful performance by grabbing a hat-trick on his debut as the Warriors captain against Liberia on Sunday, fans were…
Workshop for drummers on cards
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Drums are important in music as they enhance coordination between instrumentalists and vocalists.
Manhunt for fraudsters
Herald Reporter The Zimbabwe Republic Police is on the hunt for three suspects who defrauded a Harare Micro-Financier of $166 000 using fake documents to apply for a loan.
Tanzania says 19 years of mining fraud cost $84bn
NAIROBI. – Fraud in the mining sector since 1998 has cost Tanzania 75 billion euros ($84 billion), an investigating commission said Monday, blaming foreign companies failing to declare revenues.