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Ruth Butaumocho African Agenda The Parliament Portfolio Committee on Finance and Economic Development has begun nationwide public consultation on the 2023 National Budget. The consultation, which is an annual process,…
UAE implores religious co-existence
Herald Reporter The United Arab Emirate (UAE) has implored co-existence of divergent religious beliefs, a feat which Zimbabwe thrives on through the accommodation of differing religious beliefs. UAE Ambassador to…
Theft threatens viability of Manicaland gold producer
Business Reporter CHINESE gold producer Ming Chang Sino Africa’s operations in Odzi, Manicaland Province, have been frustrated by significant losses due to theft with a recent audit revealing that over…
US$20m facility to grow Zim’s wheat output
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S wheat output from 18 rural irrigation schemes the Government targets to revive is expected to rise by an additional 15 000 tonnes following the launch…
Zim wins prestigious global award
Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter The fight by the Second Republic for effective action to ending violence against women has been recognised by Zimbabwe winning a prestigious global award. Zimbabwe won…
Chevrons in high spirits ahead of WC
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe national cricket team yesterday held their last training session in Harare with coach Dave Houghton emerging from the field in high spirits ahead…
EcoCash revises transaction limits upwards
EcoCash, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile money platform, has increased its transaction limits by an average of 230 percent, allowing wallet holders to send money, pay bills or buy goods and services…
Police target street vending pickup trucks
Police in Bulawayo has launched an operation to remove all pickup trucks being used for street vending, which are disrupting the smooth flow of traffic. Bulawayo Metropolitan province police spokesperson…
CCC MPs in fresh bid to move from remand
Senior Court Reporter CCC legislators Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole, charged with inciting public violence in Nyatsime some months ago, yesterday said they wanted to mount another application for refusal…
CAMPFIRE to review policy on human-wildlife conflict
Fungai Lupande Mash Central Bureau The Communal Areas Management Programme for Indigenous Resources (Campfire) policy set up in the 1980s to help communities living with wildlife benefit economically is being revie0wed…