adminHSB top brass fingered in vehicle abuse scam
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Reporter Top Health Services Board (HSB) executives are allegedly abusing five Global Fund programme vehicles meant for the fight against Aids, tuberculosis and malaria by using them as…
Kenya to host e-commerce conference
NAIROBI. – Delegates from more than 18 African countries are due to meet in Nairobi from Monday to review Africa’s progress on implementation of Single Window System, an online cargo…
A Rhodesian tapestry
Isdore Guvamombe Reflections Back in the village, in the land of milk, honey and dust or Guruve, I had just arrived back from school. The primary school was far but…
LATEST: Gvt revises growth rate
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter Government has revised this year’s economic growth rate from 1, 7 percent to 3, 7 percent following prospects of a bumper harvest expected this farming season…
NetOne data usage rises 110pc in Q4
Business Reporter NETOne’s data usage jumped 110 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016 from the previous quarter, driven by internet promotion package (One Fusion), the Postal and Telecommunications and…
Africom: Connecting You to the future
Africom is undoubtedly one of the leading telecommunications operators in Zimbabwe, with a vision to steer Africa through seamless communications.
LATEST: Harare cements roads deal
Innocent Ruwende Municipal Reporter Two local cement companies have agreed to provide Harare City Council with support and technical assistance in its quest to introduce concrete roads. Council intends to…
RBZ avails $75m for women’s projects
Anesu Chakabva Herald Reporter— Women have received a major boost from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe which has put in place initiatives that will see them receiving more than $75 million…
Fifa bosses praise Zim
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor— FIFA have heaped lavish praise on Zimbabwe, describing it as a beautiful country, in yet another ringing endorsement of both this nation and those in charge…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Ethanol blending is a win-win for all
ZIMBABWE can grow 20 percent of its petrol, blending ethanol derived from sugar cane easily grown in the Lowveld, but is not doing this adding to the pressures on the…