adminScores escape unhurt as bus catches fire
Freedom Mupanedemo Midlands Bureau Forty-three passengers including learners on their way to school, yesterday escaped death by a whisker after an Inter Africa bus caught fire near Battlefields between Kwekwe…
‘UK invitation a breakthrough’
Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa’s invitation to the United Kingdom to attend the coronation of King Charles III, was a breakthrough for the Second Republic as a new, fruitful phase begins…
End of Bazerm dealership weighs down Zimplow
Business Reporter Zimplow Holdings says the discontinuance of Barzem operations following the termination of the Caterpillar dealership in September 2022 resulted in group’s profitability swinging from an operating profit to…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Smashing drug menace needs commitment
The drive against illegal and dangerous drugs has seen more than 300 convictions in recent months, more than half the number of dealers and possessors brought before the courts, with…
Industrial policy a success: Minister
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy (ZNIDP) has achieved significant milestones in promoting the growth and development of the manufacturing industry evidenced by improved availability of…
Violent weather displaces 9 000 in Rwanda
KIGALI — Weather related disasters that hit Rwanda earlier this week have displaced more than 9 000 people in different provinces of the country, an official has said. “About 5…
Govt initiated programmes will lift beef industry to glory
Elton Manguwo Farming writer THE progressive impact of the Government’s various intervention programmes in the beef industry is there for all to see. After years of abysmal performance due to…
Zim urged to speed up AfCFTA implementation
Michael Tome and Malvern Nkomo ZIMBABWE should reposition itself and accelerate the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) protocols in areas where the tariff phasedown has been…
Second witness expected in Biti assault trial
Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent Probably one of the longest trials in Zimbabwe’s history will finally see a second witness being led to provide evidence this week by Deputy Prosecutor-General Mr…
Ireland defies WHO’s no-recruit directive
The HSE continued to recruit nurses from Zimbabwe, Ghana and Nigeria for over a month after they were added to the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) no-recruit list. WHO keeps a…