adminEDITORIAL COMMENT: Treasury measures offer path to stability
The wide-ranging set of measures announced by Minister of Finance and Economic Development Mthuli Ncube on Monday flesh out recent policy statements and make fundamental changes to economic management. We…
Chitown surveyor in the dock
Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent Chitungwiza Municipality quantity surveyor Tendai Mandihlare has appeared in court on allegations of misrepresenting to his employer that a grader they had hired, accumulated a $1,5…
139 Zimbabweans trafficked last year
Zimbabwe recorded a rise in cases of human trafficking, with 139 people falling victim to the criminal practice while seeking jobs abroad, an official has said. Director legal services for…
Maize harvest impressive: Report
Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter Zimbabwe is food secure having already maize stocks that will last for the next 5,5 months with the bulk of the summer harvest still being gathered…
‘Apply lime to acidic soils to reverse the condition’
Elton Manguwo WITH preparations for the 2023/24 summer cropping season already underway, soil experts have reiterated calls for farmers whose soils have tested acidic to start liming their fields as…
‘Cascade stories of cultural diversity’
Rejoice Makoni Herald Correspondent Storytelling helps in cascading cultural diversity while also useful in making children creative in writing and becoming better poets, deputy director for the National Arts Council…
Beautiful agriculture story that needs retelling
Ranga Mataire Group Political Editor Zimbabwe’s agriculture story needs constant retelling. I was reminded of the need to continue re-modelling the country’s national messaging strategies after encountering a random archive…
Ex-Zinara directors acquitted
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter FORMER Zinara chief executive Frank Chitukutuku and ex-technical director Moses Juma were yesterday acquitted of corruptly awarding a tender to a local company for the…
‘ICT, green economy skills future of labour markets’
LOCAL firms and the Government should prioritise reskilling of workers to meet future job needs while efforts should be directed towards boosting knowledge learning in areas such as information technology and the green economy, as these are expected to be the key drivers of the labour market in the short to long term, officials have said.
Another amnesty beneficiary back in jail for a year
Yeukai Karengezeka Court Correspondent A Harare man who recently benefited from the Presidential clemency is back behind bars after being sentenced to an effective one-year jail term for stealing blankets,…