adminMashonaland Central: Embodiment of the revolution
Engineer Ryan Dokwani Correspondent Opposition political movements’ participation in Mashonaland Central has proven futile since time immemorial. In last week’s harmonised elections, the Nelson Chamisa led CCC was embarrassingly defeated…
Kaitano Tembo, Bartlett in trouble
Sports Reporter KAITANO Tembo of Richards Bay and Cape Town Spurs’ Shaun Bartlett are under increasing pressure as their teams remain win-less in the South African Premier Soccer League, making…
Pair nabbed for illegal mining
Beitbridge Bureau Police in South Africa’s Limpopo province have arrested a 22-year-old Mozambican and a 38-year-old Zimbabwean under an operation to curb illegal mining in the area. The two were…
Zimpapers engages with stakeholders
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent The country’s largest integrated media house, Zimpapers (1980) Limited, is exhibiting at this year’s Zimbabwe Agricultural Show in Harare, as it continues to engage with its…
Churchill, PE rekindle rivalry at Agric Show
By Lovemore Dube THE Churchill and Prince Edward rivalry rates among the fiercest in Zimbabwe’s schools sport. It is a fight for bragging rights that is decades old and has…
Netball World Cup up for award
Veronica Gwaze Sports Reporter THE recent 2023 Netball World Cup which was held in Cape Town has been short-listed for Sports Business Awards in the “Best Sporting Event of the…
Ministry hails youths’ participation
Herald Correspondent Youths have been hailed by the Ministry of Youth, Arts, Sport and Recreation for participating in this year’s Zimbabwe Agricultural Show that started in Harare on Monday. In…
Takaedza upbeat ahead of World Aquatics Jnr Champs
Ellina Mhlanga Senior Sports Reporter SWIMMING coach Masi Takaedza says Zimbabwe’s participation at the World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships in Netanya, Israel next week is an opportunity for local swimmers…
Kenya banks’ lending to parent firms abroad up 61pc
Kenyan multinational banks increased their lending to affiliate companies abroad by 61 percent in the six months to June compared to the corresponding period last year, raising concerns about Kenyan forex deposits funding external assets.
Uganda’s economy sees solid growth as trade deficit shrinks
According to Uganda’s finance ministry, the nation’s yearly and monthly trade deficits with the rest of the world have decreased as a result of rising export revenues that have more than offset rising import costs.