Import duty on fertilisers suspended

Debra Matabvu Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT has suspended import duty on selected fertilisers for 12 months, effective from Monday this week, in a move expected to stabilise supply and ease input…

ZNA promotes 15 to colonels

Obey Musiwa Herald Reporter Commander Zimbabwe National Army, Lieutenant-General Asher Walter Tapfumaneyi, has called on 15 newly-promoted Colonels to treat their elevation by President Mnangagwa as a demanding call to…

Proposed hike in burial fees irks Chitungwiza residents

Remember Deketeke Herald Correspondent CHITUNGWIZA residents have reacted angrily to steep increases proposed in the municipality’s 2026 budget, accusing the local authority of “commercialising death” through burial fees that, in…

Air Tanzania launches new route

Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter AIR Tanzania will tomorrow launch a new Victoria Falls-Dar es Salaam-Cape Town route, a development expected to boost tourism traffic and further strengthen Zimbabwe’s expanding air…

Civil servants urged to ditch silo mentality

Sikhumbuzo Moyo Bulawayo Bureau CIVIL servants have been urged to embrace a renewed culture of collaboration and transformation in their workplaces and abandon the silo mentality. The call was made…

US$47 000 needed to fix prison

Raymond Jaravaza Bulawayo Bureau ABOUT US$47 000 is required to repair three blocks of cells for inmates at the Medium Prison in the Khami Prison Complex after heavy rains damaged…

Minister signals tweaks to gold royalty structure

Michael Tome, Business Reporter FINANCE, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has hinted at possible changes to the newly proposed gold royalties as Government moves to refine…

People with disability call for greater economic inclusion

Mkhululi Ncube, Zimpapers Reporter PEOPLE with disability have renewed calls for full inclusion across all sectors of the economy, saying meaningful participation is the only way they can overcome the…

AMA warns errant contractors

Lovemore Kadzura Mutare Bureau THE Agricultural and Marketing Authority has warned errant contractors that it will not hesitate to invoke the law to deal with those bent on shortchanging farmers…

Blueprint to improve service delivery at councils

Remember Deketeke Herald Correspondent THE Government is preparing to unveil the Call-to-Action No 2 in the first quarter of next year, a new operational blueprint designed to improve service delivery…