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PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has hailed the church as a key component of nation building, calling on the people to value the word of God in fostering unity for economic development.
Judges’ misconduct costly to State
MISCONDUCT by High Court judges which recently saw two being fired while another one went away without official leave (AWOL) for a year, has proved costly to 37 partly-heard cases that now have to be re-tried before other judges.
‘Use ballot box to preserve hard won independence’
ZIMBABWE’s sovereignty and independence can now be easily preserved through a ballot box and its up to all patriotic Zimbabweans to defend this freedom by going out in huge numbers to vote resoundingly for the revolutionary party in next year’s harmonised elections, President Mnangagwa has said.
Gold mining project excites villagers
President Mnangagwa’s commissioning of Radnor Mine’s gold crushing plant run by ZimCn investments last Friday in Makaha, Mudzi district has created huge expectations and excitement from stakeholders such as workers, traditional leaders and the community in general.
Zanu PF on murdered Ali
Herald Reporter Attempts by opposition political formations and foreign agencies to place blame for the kidnapping and subsequent death of Moreblessing Ali on Zanu PF is perfectly choreographed to destabilise…
Manhize blast furnace components arrive
The setting up of the new iron and steel plant in Manhize, near Mvuma continues to gather momentum with components of the blast furnace now in Durban and expected in the country by month-end.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: New software not spyware, but to track cheating
Conspiracy theories use fake information and deliberately misinterpret fact to twist it into their theory, and then usually put the result on social media “to prove” some weird theory or harmful idea.
Zimra launches facility to curb graft
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has launched an electronic single window expected to curb corruption at the country’s borders as well as improve the ease of doing business while reducing congestion.
Zim football need reboot . . . local coach for Warriors
INTERIM ZIFA president Gift Banda reckons Zimbabwe need to go back to the basics as the country will never produce football gems in the mould of Peter Ndlovu and Moses Chunga again if the dead structures of junior football development are not given a reboot.
Parly to interview prospective ZEC Commissioners
The Parliament’s Committee on Standing Rules and Orders will on Friday hold public interviews for 32 candidates shortlisted to replace six Zimbabwe Electoral Commission commissioners whose terms of office expire next month.