City marshals to clamp vehicles

Municipal Reporter parking marshals of City Parking (Pvt) Ltd will soon be able to clamp unlawfully parked vehicles on Harare’s streets with drivers charged US$57 and kombis US$80 to have…

Baby killed in hut fire

Herald Reporter A one year-old baby in Marondera died on New Year’s Eve when a hut he was sleeping in was gutted by fire. Mashonaland East assistant provincial police spokesperson…

Man hangs self over financial problems

Herald Reporter A Harare man committed suicide just before the New Year by hanging himself on the roof trusses in his bedroom, reportedly over financial problems.

Fire destroys property in Mbare

Herald Reporter Property and groceries worth thousands of dollars were early on Saturday morning destroyed in a fire at Zimbabwe Butchery and Enterprises at Mbare Musika.

Diamond miners dump families

Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter More than 3 000 families in and around the Chiadzwa diamond fields face hunger after their farmland was barricaded by mining concessions leaving them with nowhere…

Africa inches closer to continental FTA

Leaders of Africa’s top trading blocs have agreed on free trade rules, taking the longstanding search for a single continental market closer to reality. About 100 trade and Customs experts…

When Zora brought them together

Entertainment Reporters Leonard Karikoga Zhakata’s show at Jazz 105 on Friday night brought musicians together in a celebratory event. Suluman Chimbetu and his manager Trevor Jakachira, dancer Selemani “Majuice” Mpochi,…

MMCZ targets US$140m gold dumps

Business Reporter THE Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe is looking for investment partners to inject US$20 million to upgrade its roasting plant in Kwekwe with a view of extracting close…

In Dibango We Trust

Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter WARRIORS coach Ian Gorowa says his troops are carrying a positive attitude, as they leave for South Africa this morning, and want to go all the…

Fewer rights issues in 2013

Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter The amount of capital raised by companies listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange last year plunged just over 50 percent due to the liquidity crunch…

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