Mash East sets maize target
Rutendo Rori Mash East Correspondent Mashonaland East Province has set a target to put close to 230 000 hectares under maize this season, of which 55 000 hectares will be under…
Cemeteries earn city $700k
Innocent Ruwende Municipal Reporter— HARARE City Council generated revenue of more than $700 000 last year selling burial space for over 6 000 people who were buried at its cemeteries. Demand for…
NicozDiamond offers insurance cover for small business
Recent years have seen the rise of small indigenous businesses in Zimbabwe. Most of these businesses are usually managed and run by the owners leading to little separation between the…
Mourinho hails De Gea
LONDON. — Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho labelled goalkeeper David de Gea as the best in the world after the Spaniard equalled an English Premier League soccer record during his…
ZIFA dismiss PSL’s CAS appeal
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor— ZIFA have hit back at threats by the Premier Soccer League to take their stand-off over relegation and promotion to the Court of Arbitration for Sport,…
‘African countries should deviate from commodity dependence’
ABUJA. — Dr Benedict Oramah, President, African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) says that African countries should shift their economies away from commodity dependence, to move their people out of poverty.
Klopp on the defensive
LONDON. – Jurgen Klopp has been forced to defend Liverpool’s character and title credentials after their incredible meltdown in a stunning 4-3 defeat at Bournemouth.
Truworths loss widens to $1,7m
Enacy Mapakame Business Reporter LISTED clothing retailer, Truworths loss after tax widened 70 percent to $1, 7 million in the year to July 9, 2017 from $1 million in the prior…
DeMbare to retain players?
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter GIANTS Dynamos are hoping to convince champions FC Platinum to extend the loan deal of talented winger Cleopas Kapupurika. The pacy 21-year-old forward rose from obscurity…
Seed firms geared for agric season
Abigail Mawonde Herald Correspondent— SEED companies yesterday said they were ready for the new farming season, including supporting the Government-initiated Command Agriculture and Presidential Inputs Support schemes, but warned that delays…








