Harare East CSOT to build complex

Reason Razao Herald Reporter Harare East Community Share Ownership Trust (CSOT) is set to construct a multi-purpose home industry complex for small to medium enterprises in Mabvuku. The move is meant to…

Sports Commission unveils ANSA nominees

Sports Reporter THE Sports Commission are today expected to finally unveil the nominees for the Annual National Sports Awards to be held this month. The unveiling ceremony was originally set…

Kasukuwere to present audit report

Innocent Ruwende Municipal Reporter— Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Minister Saviour Kasukuwere is today expected to present the findings of an audit of Harare City Council books to councillors. Councillors…

Africa leads the way in poll technology

Stephen Chan Correspondent Kenya’s recently annulled elections will soon be rerun, but the long-term questions they raised about election management are still unanswered. The spotlight is on the work of international observer…

Africa now primed for a green revolution

Tom Collins Correspondent On the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, told investors: “Agriculture, agriculture, agriculture. Africa will become the food basket…

Alexio, Kunonga combine forces

Arts Correspondent — Afro Jazz sensations Victor Kunonga and Alexio Kawara are set to combine forces for the 2016 Afro Night at Bar Rouge this Friday. The duo has shared the…

No marginalisation in Zim, says VP Mphoko

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter All Zimbabweans are equal regardless of province, region, language or ethnicity and are entitled to the same services, which every citizen should enjoy, Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko…

‘Respect Zim’s diverse cultures’

Michael Magoronga in Kwekwe The Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) has called for tolerance for the country’s diverse cultures and implored the public to familiarise themselves with different cultural practices.

Mixed round for Tiger

CANBERRA. – Controversial cricket all-rounder Glenn Maxwell could still find himself on the outer in Australia’s second one-day international against New Zealand today.

Changes to SA’s labour laws an assault to workers

The biggest changes to South Africa’s labour laws since 1995, shortly after the country’s first democratic elections, are currently being considered by parliament. If passed into law, they will significantly…

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