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JOHANNESBURG. — The US Embassy in South Africa has refused to confirm or deny claims that its government is pursuing regime change agenda in the country.
Befitting honour for Sam
Godwin Muzari Arts Editor It was a befitting tribute. Top and upcoming musicians came together to honour the late Sam Mtukudzi with exciting performances at Pakare Paye Arts Centre in Norton…
Mhasvi pleads for environmental preservation
Stanely Mushava Literature Today Roland Mhasvi’s environmentally themed poetry anthology, “Time of the Rupture,” is an impassioned case for the preservation of the planet.
No special treatment for police: Court rules
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter THE short time limit of eight months within which the Zimbabwe Republic Police can be sued for civil wrong is discriminatory against ordinary citizens, the…
President endorses Zaoga university
Felex Share in Bindura President Mugabe has endorsed the Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University (ZEGU), saying the Church should not pay the $2,3 million it had been charged for the State…
Govt to sign MOU on Beitbridge-Harare Road
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau The Government is expected to sign a memorandum of understating with a new contractor soon to commence dualisation of the 900km Beitbridge-Harare and Harare-Chirundu Highway, the…
Metallon annual gold production down 2pc
Business Reporter Metallon Corporation’s annual gold production for the year 2015 was 2,4 percent down to 96,530 ounces from 98,863) ounces due to power interruptions and equipment breakdowns at How,…
Nicoz to decide Ugandan unit’s fate
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter NICOZDIAMOND will decide on the fate of its Ugandan unit, First Insurance Company, as the short-term insurer is unhappy about the operation following a dismal performance…
Defining moment for Macheso
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Sungura musician Alick Macheso today unveils his 10th album “Tsoka Dzerwendo (Ayaya)”. The musician through his spokesperson Tich Makahamadze said they have already printed about 100 000 CDs…
ZPC bond bears fruit for expansion project
Business Reporter INVESTORS have subscribed to half of the ZPC $50 million bond meant to raise funds to support expansion of power generation, information availed to the Herald Business shows.