CIVIL servants who frustrate members of the public seeking services from Government offices in order to induce payment of bribes will be dealt with decisively, President Mnangagwa has said. 

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday said Government’s decision to allow the importation of basic goods was part of a cocktail of measures being taken to deal with unjustified price increases, some of which are intended to cause illegal regime change.

Former Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Petronella Kagonye was yesterday slapped with a 36-month-jail term for stealing 20 laptops that were meant to benefit schools under the e-learning project.

IT was a grand send-off fit for a liberator as the body of Major-General (Retired) Sikhulile Simpson Nyathi left his rural home in the Mapate area of Gwanda South yesterday on the final journey for burial at the National Hero’s Acre in Harare on Mo...

Tendai Rupapa-Senior Reporter ENVIRONMENT and Tourism Patron, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, yesterday addressed an induction workshop for the ruling party’s secretaries for the environment and tourism where she advised them of their duties and ...

Egyptian companies in many sectors have been inquiring about possibilities of investing in Zimbabwe and high level discussions between the two governments could add impetus to their quest, Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to Egypt, Air Marshall (Retired) Sheb...

Ivan Zhakata-Herald Correspondent  ZIMBABWE requires skilled, knowledgeable and visionary diplomats to tap into new opportunities for trade, commerce and development, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Ambassador Fredrick Shava...

Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga has sent a condolence message to the Nyathi family following the death of Major-General (Retired) Sikhulile Simpson Nyathi who has been declared a national hero.

THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board has named, fined some farmers and permanently de-activated some growers’ numbers for engaging in side marketing.

The Zimbabwe Football Association is now back in control of soccer in Zimbabwe following the general clean-up run by the football fraternity itself in late April followed by the confirmation of the courts that the Sports and Recreation Commission did...

ONE of Zimbabwe’s largest mining companies, Kuvimba Mining House has acquired 50 percent shareholding in Great Dyke Investments (GDI) from Afromet Joint Stock Company.

INTERIM ZIFA president Gift Banda is today expected to lay down plans for the remainder of the term of the association’s board after his ascension to the hot seat was approved by the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC)  this week.

Necessary support will be provided to the Zimbabwe Mass Media Trust (ZMMT) by the Government as it seeks to turnaround the fortunes of New Ziana, which owns the national news agency and publishes eight community newspapers.

THE €304 million joint venture deal between Harare City Council and German investor, Geogenix BV, to set up a massive waste-to-energy project at Pomona dumpsite in Harare, was done in line with the country’s laws.

A victim of armed robbery yesterday positively identified a jerry can which had his initials at the bottom, as the High Court murder trial of suspected armed robber Musa Taj Abdul and his eight co-accused entered the third day yesterday.