adminTesco joins forces with France’s CRE, looks East
LONDON. — Britain’s biggest retailer Tesco agreed a major deal yesterday to create a retail giant in China, as it seeks to offset “challenging” trading conditions in Europe which hit…
The ugly face of child abuse
IT is very disturbing when guardians turn abusers. The Herald on October 1, 2013 carried a story of an orphaned six-year-old girl who was raped by her uncle
Latest: Man dies at Zinara offices
Simbarashe Mudzivo and Vitalis Kavele Herald Reporters A Harare man collapsed and died at the Zinara Exhibition Park outpost in unclear circumstances
Warrant of arrest for Tich Mataz
Tendai Rupapa Senior Court Reporter FORMER Star FM programmes manager Tichafa Matambanadzo, who is accused of defrauding the station of over US$125 000 after diverting its advertising revenue to two…
MDC name dispute trial date set
Court Reporter THE trial of a long-standing dispute pitting veteran writer David Muzhuzha against Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC over the party’s 1999 name coinage has been set to begin at the…
ZEC disowns ballots
Tendai Rupapa Senior Court Reporter The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s chief inspector yesterday disowned the ballot papers that were allegedly picked from a bin at a city hotel by MDC-T deputy…
Kangai memorial set for Saturday
Herald Reporter The memorial service for national hero Cde Kumbirai Kangai, who passed away in August, is slated for Saturday. A former Cabinet minister, Cde Kangai died at a local…
‘Focus now total empowerment’
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter Zanu-PF has now shifted attention from electioneering to economic development aimed at improving lives of the people, Senior Minister of State Cde Simon Khaya Moyo has…
Battlelines drawn between MDC-T, rebel councillors
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter MDC-T has appointed a three-member team to preside over the disciplinary hearing of its rebel councillors who recently voted for Zanu-PF mayors amid reports the Ides…
Nurses negotiate salaries
Paidamoyo Chipunza Health Reporter NURSES have come up with a resolution proposing US$600 for the least-paid worker as negotiations for new salaries are set to begin with their employer.