adminGamanya was a good communication strategist
Annahstacia Ndlovu Correspondent The untimely death of Gender and Media Connect National Director Abigail Rumbidzai Gamanya, who passed on in Harare on Monday, has saddened many people, especially his family…
China- Stanbic job fair to create opportunities for locals
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe will this week hold a two-day job fair in conjunction with the Chamber of Chinese enterprises operating in Zimbabwe aimed at creating employment opportunities and contributing to economic development.
People in Salisbury prove inventive to beat power cut
The Herald, October 13, 1979 SALISBURY people proved themselves inventive yesterday during the power cut. The problems started in small ways, such as having to make the morning cup of…
Mosquito back in the ring, endorses Chiwandire
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter FORMER Commonwealth flyweight champion Alfonso “Mosquito” Zvenyika is planning to have a testimonial bout against another high-profile former boxer from the United Kingdom in the not-so-distant…
More teachers to be empowered: Mutsvangwa
Ray Bande in MUTARE Teachers need to be recognised because of the place they occupy in communities as role models, but must also be economically empowered and not be afraid…
Resilient Russia rides out sanctions on oil boom
MOSCOW. – Russia’s economy may face multiple long-term challenges, but for now energy exports appear to be helping it ride out Western sanctions imposed over the offensive against Ukraine. Moscow…
How to seek firm’s placement under corporate rescue
In this article I look at the contents of an application to place a company under corporate rescue proceedings made in terms of the Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07) of 2018, the “Insolvency Act” or “the Act”.
Illegal sanctions affecting beef industry
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu Chronicle Reporter MATABELELAND region was once a major exporter of beef, raking in a lot of income for the country. However, today no matter how rich their breeds…
Transnet strike toll grows
State-owned port and rail logistics company and labour unions met again yesterday in the latest effort to end a strike over wages that’s progressively slowing the flow of goods in and out of the nation.
Germans told to prepare for blackouts
BERLIN. – Germans should stop whining and be prepared with sweaters and candles this winter in case of blackouts amid the energy crisis, according to politician Wolfgang Schäuble. In an…