Allan Savory’s memoir has recently been published – UnSavory: African Stories of Wildlife, War, and the Birth of Holistic Management. It’s a fascinating read. Full of Rhodesian derring-do but some important reflections on the value of field ecology and the … Continue reading → …
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Monthly exports surpass US$1 billion
Source: Monthly exports surpass US$1 billion – herald Edgar Vhera ZIMBABWE’S monthly export earnings have surpassed the US$1 billion mark for the first time this year, rising 63 percent from US$884, million in May to US$1,44 billion in June. Trade statistics from Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStats) show that the country earned US$557, 8 million […]
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Migrants make up just 4% of SA’s population, official data shows as anti-foreigner rhetoric intensifies
Source: Migrants make up just 4% of SA’s population, official data shows as anti-foreigner rhetoric intensifies — CITEZW Migrant community leaders have accused anti-migrant groups of exaggerating the number of foreign nationals living in South Africa to fuel xenophobic sentiment, after official statistics revealed international migrants make up less than four percent of the country’s […]
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Gweru takes delivery of two refuse compactors
Source: Gweru takes delivery of two refuse compactors – herald Diana Nherera THE City of Gweru has taken delivery of two refuse compactors. Town clerk Mr Livingston Churu said the compactors were acquired through a tender. “So we are getting two at a time,” he said. Mr Churu thanked residents of Gweru for paying their […]
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VP Mohadi on war shrines . . . Govt steps up restoration of liberation war sites
Source: VP Mohadi on war shrines . . . Govt steps up restoration of liberation war sites – herald Zimpapers Writer FROM Chimoio in Mozambique to Nampundwe in Zambia, liberation war shrines that bear testimony to Zimbabwe’s arduous journey to independence are undergoing extensive rehabilitation and upgrading to reflect the enormity of their sacrifice. The […]
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New twist to Shamva mining dispute
Source: New twist to Shamva mining dispute – herald Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau A MINING dispute in Shamva has escalated into a legal controversy after aggrieved Shamva South legislator Cde Joseph Mapiki accused senior judicial officers, a legal firm and the Sheriff’s Office of manipulating court processes to obtain a default eviction order against […]
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Honour liberation icons’ sacrifices President pays tribute to late Vice-President Msika
Source: Honour liberation icons’ sacrifices President pays tribute to late Vice-President Msika – herald Peter Matika peter.matika@chronicle.co.zw PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has paid tribute to the late former Vice-President Cde Joseph Wilfred Msika, who died on August 4, 2009, describing him as a selfless nationalist, liberation war stalwart and champion of social justice whose legacy continues to inspire […]
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Six killed in commuter omnibus accident
Source: Six killed in commuter omnibus accident – herald Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter SIX people died while 11 others were injured when a commuter omnibus they were travelling in veered off the road and plunged into a deep concrete-lined gully along the Harare-Bulawayo Road. National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the accident which occurred […]
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Zimbabweans flee xenophobic violence in South Africa. What next?
The recent xenophobic violence in South Africa has caused a mass exodus of migrants from the country, including to Zimbabwe. The protests organised by March and March and Operation Dudula, two outfits pushing an anti-immigrant line, have resulted in fear … Continue reading → …
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New Bill to make performance contracts legally binding
Source: New Bill to make performance contracts legally binding – herald Lincoln Towindo Deputy National Editor THE Government is preparing new legislation that will legally bind ministries, departments and agencies to meet performance targets, in a move aimed at strengthening accountability and accelerate the improvement of service delivery. The proposed Government Performance and Results Bill […]
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