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Staff Reporter FOUNDER and CEO of the Victoria Falls listed WestProp Holdings Mr Ken Sharpe is living by his word on the rehabilitation of the Greenwood Park. Today seven ‘friend’…
Mashonaland Central upscales plastic waste recycling
Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau This month’s national clean-up campaign in Mashonaland Central focuses on recycling plastic waste to reduce the burden on local authorities in waste collection. The clean-up…
Acting President visits accident scene
Freeman Razemba in Beatrice Acting President Dr Constantino Chiwenga this morning visited the accident scene where four children died in a road traffic accident which occurred along the Harare-Masvingo Road…
Sino-Africa thinkers chart path on modernisation, African development
Herald Reporter African and Chinese think tanks, scholars and governments have taken up the challenge to link Chinese modernisation with Africa’s development agenda. Over the past two weeks, leaders and…
Pavel Knyazev: BRICS is a unique format for inter-state cooperation
Russian Sous-Sherpa in BRICS talks in an exclusive interview with TV BRICS about the advantages of the association Pavel Knyazev is an experienced Russian diplomat with a record of…
Nestlé Zimbabwe donates towards Cyclone Freddy victims in Malawi
Herald Reporter Nestlé Zimbabwe has donated an assortment of foodstuffs to the people of Malawi affected by Tropical Cyclone Freddy through the Malawi Red Cross Society. The donation includes ready…
Zim reaffirms commitment to boost Malawi relations
ZIMBABWE has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthen and deepen relations with Malawi which have been running at a relatively low level over the years despite immense opportunities for growth in sectors such as agriculture, mining, energy, manufacturing, tourism, forestry, infrastructure development, pharmaceuticals, higher education, science and technology and innovation space.
Landmark Bill sails through Parliament
The Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Amendment Bill that seeks to punish those who campaign against the country through private correspondence with foreign Governments and harm national interest sailed through the National Assembly yesterday.
. . . as patriotic Zimbabweans celebrate occasion
PATRIOTIC Zimbabweans have welcomed the passing by the National Assembly on Wednesday, of the Criminal Law Codification and Reform Amendment Bill (Criminal Code), which contains a clause that is often referred to as the “Patriotic Bill”.
Chamisa knows where to find me — President
OPPOSITION political party leaders should feel free to approach the Head of State for dialogue directly as opposed to using proxies, the media and third parties, President Mnangagwa has said.