Pensions Act to punish errant employers

Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter The Pension and Provident Fund Act which seeks to punish errant employers who embezzle or fail to remit workers’ pension contributions after deducting these from their pay…

Speak positively about development – Makandiwa

Yeukai Karengezeka-Herald Correspondent  Zimbabweans should appreciate and speak positively about all the infrastructure development being undertaken by the Second Republic led by President Mnangagwa, United Family International Church leader Prophet…

400 000 register for Pfumvudza

Fungai Lupande-Mash Central Bureau Mashonaland Central is ready for the 2022/23 Pfumvudza/Intwasa farming season with more than 400 000 farmers having registered for the programme. This follows the quadrupling of…

Bid to politicise UZ fees issue flops

Herald Correspondent Negotiations to find an amicable solution to the University of Zimbabwe fees increase are ongoing, with the Students Representative Council (SRC) confirming the development yesterday. UZ Vice Chancellor…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Keep on track with modernising railways

Plans to reintroduce intercity train services need to be moved forward more quickly, along with upgrading the rail system so that it can take over a far higher fraction of…

Infrastructure projects: Local firms get priority

Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter THE Government says it will continue to prioritise local firms in awarding contracts for long-term infrastructure development projects being implemented under Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)…

ZIFA to miss football reforms timelines

Eddie Chikamhi-Senior Sports Reporter THE ZIFA board is facing the danger of missing most of the timelines set by the Sports and Recreation Commission for the implementation of football reforms. …

‘Let’s defend scheduling of AFCON’

PARIS. — Former Cameroon striker Samuel Eto’o says it is the duty of Africans to defend the scheduling of the African Cup of Nations.  The 2021 tournament was held in…

PSMAS bosses released on bail

Senior Court Reporter  Four top executives of PSMAS appearing in court on charges of fraud, forgery and theft have been granted bail of $50 000 to $100 000 each but…

ZACC in awareness campaign

Fungai Lupande-Mash Central Bureau  Corruption could spread to rural areas, potentially in the allocation of inputs and other resources, and so traditional leaders and communities need to be on their…

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