admin‘Factory farming’ comes to town
Obert Chifamba: Agric-Insight When I first bumped into the phrase “factory farming” I couldn’t help but imagine farmers doing all sorts of farming activities within the precincts of a factory, yet…
Somalia’s presidential poll on
MOGADISHU. — Somalia’s electoral committee said preparations for tomorrow’s presidential polls which has been postponed four times, are complete and the election will take place as scheduled.
The great outdoors couch potatoes never get to know
David Mungoshi:Shelling the Nuts There was a time when mothers did not worry so much when they couldn’t see their young children for any length of time. It was always…
Get ready, it’s Nama vs Oscars
Tafadzwa Zimoyo T V Column Forget the worries of the Zimbabwe senior men’s soccer team, the Warriors’ performance at AFCON, after the team failed to impress and returned empty-handed.
When sisters become own foes
Ruth Butaumocho Gender Editor Infidelity is as old as humankind and has evolved over the centuries. A classic example is that of the king of Israel, David who committed adultery…
Exploration key to mining growth
Tinashe Makichi: Mining Matrix Zimbabwe’s mining sector has the potential to make significant contribution to the country’s growth over the medium to long-term.
Baiting Iran: How Trump risks inflaming the Middle East
Patrick Cockburn: Correspondent President Trump is adding further venom to the raging sectarian hatreds tearing apart Iraq and Syria by his latest ill-judged tweets. These have far greater explosive potential than…
Duo faces $500 000 fraud charge
Anesu Chakabva:Herald Reporter TWO men have been arrested on allegations of fraud involving nearly $500 000 after they formed a security company that then stole a tender that had already…
India’s, medical tourism gets Africa’s attention
Pavithra Rao:p Review Correspondent Lagos. — Nagged by a sharp back pain three years ago, Abidemi Ogbonna from Lagos, Nigeria, decided to visit a nearby hospital called Apollo. Thinking it was…
1,4t cocaine seized
SYDNEY. — Australia has made its largest cocaine haul ever after seizing a yacht carrying 1,4 tonnes of the drug with an estimated street value of $239 million.