adminTobacco final mop up sale ends, planting starts tomorrow
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter The tobacco final mop up sale ended yesterday, with farmers earning US$896 million from a total of 296 million kg of tobacco compared to 207 million…
Farmers urged to use drones in pest management
Rejoice Makoni Herald Correspondent Farmers should embrace the use of drones to control pests as the technology reduces labour costs and stimulates maximum land use, the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture,…
Motorsport season enters home stretch
Collin Matiza Sports Editor WITH only four months left in the year, the local motorsport family is preparing for a home stretch with several exciting events lined-up. The majority of…
‘Yabo’ targets DeMbare
Langton Nyakwenda Sports Reporter AFTER standing toe-to-toe against last season’s champions FC Platinum and runners up Chicken Inn, during a taxing two weeks of intensive football, charismatic Cranborne Bullets coach…
Ghana restructures US$4bn in latest domestic debt exchange
Ghana agreed to terms to swap about US$4 billion of domestic debt, taking another step toward meeting its obligations under an International Monetary Fund bailout.
Alcaraz gets easy start to title defence
Berlin.- Carlos Alcaraz has surrendered the No 1 world ranking but got his US Open title defence off to an easy start as injured German Dominik Koepfer retired against the…
Gold tokens will bring convenience to transacting
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says the use of Gold-Backed Digital Tokens (GBDT) for transactional purposes will, apart from serving as an investment instrument, bring additional convenience to the country’s payment systems.
Haaland wins PFA Player of the Year award
MAnchester. — Manchester City striker Erling Haaland scooped the PFA Players’ Player of the Year award on Tuesday after his stellar first season with the treble winners. England and Aston…
No visas for Namibians
The Herald, August 31, 1990 ZIMBABWE was the first country to react positively to a government request to abolish visa control measures for Namibian citizens, the Namibian foreign ministry announced…
CTC urges dairy firms to tap Zim’s trade pacts
The Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) has implored players in the dairy processing industry to explore and tap opportunities in trade agreements Zimbabwe signed with international partners to drive growth and diversify markets