ZMX set to onboard livestock, horticulture

The Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) expects to start trading livestock and horticulture products on the commodities platform, as the exchange continues to gain traction.

Four vehicles burnt to shells in accident

George Maponga in Masvingo  Four vehicles were yesterday reduced to shells after they caught fire in a pile up caused by a head-on collision of two haulage trucks along the…

Can pension funds regain public trust?

‘Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me,’ so goes a popular proverb.

Zimplow to leverage Barzem’s property portfolio

Agriculture and earthmoving equipment supplier Zimplow Holdings Limited says it will leverage Barzem’s property portfolio to secure another original equipment manufacturer (OEM) after buying out Barloworld from the joint venture

Connecting citizens, bridging relations for common good

Elliot Ziwira-Senior Writer Every kilometre that one covers, every bridge that one may need to cross, and every step one takes to reach out to where one’s heart leads, goes…

Augur appeals High Court decision on Fairclot

Fidelis Munyoro-Chief Court Reporter The long-standing financial dispute between Augur Investments and Fairclot Investments over part of the funding for the dual carriageway in Harare leading to RGM International Airport…

Mliswa, baby mama in fees row

Prosper Dembedza-Herald Correspondent  Norton legislator Temba Mliswa, accused by the mother of his children of failing to pay school fees as ordered by a court, yesterday said he had cleared…

Lest we forget: January disease is still out there stalking cattle!

Obert Chifamba-Agri-Insight IT may now be four months past the month of January, which is infamous to cattle farmers for being that stretch of time when the brown ear tick…

Robbers jailed six months

Two robbers who broke into an office, stole US$5 000 cash and other valuables, including the Mercedes Benz of the office owner, which they used as a getaway car, have…

35 000ha put under wheat

Farmers have put more than 35 000 hectares under wheat and experts have urged them to intensify planting to beat the May 31 deadline. Planting after the deadline is not…