The Herald (Zimbabwe) - 2021-04-08

• Zimsec June exams cancelled
• Tobacco production target raised to 300 million kg
• Treasury provides $1bn for housing
• Ticking time bomb
• He gets home support
• Jazz icon dies
• President leaves for Mozambique
• MDC-A loses funding
• Two Zimbabwean­s missing after Cabo Delgado attacks
• Breakfast programme launched in Gwanda
• Senate debates Marriages Bill
• Murahwa declared liberation war hero
• Passport fees reviewed
• Tobacco sales open in Bindura
• VP Chiwenga to commission cellular booster in Binga
• US$10m needed to cater for Covid-19 returnees
• Churches, corporates hailed for role in education
• Farmers told to adopt hybrid cotton seed
• Civic organisati­ons urge end to GBV
• Five people die of rabies in Midlands
• $19,5bn projects for Mash Central
• Kariba disconnect­s water defaulters
• ZPCS seeks partners
• Meter fraud haunts Jere
• Parirenyat­wa applicatio­n thrown out
• AstraZenec­a blood clot deaths soar to 19
• UN urges Tanzania to take in Mozambican refugees
• West accused of waging ‘vaccine warfare’
• China wants stable ties with EU
• Ethiopia to fill dam despite impasse
• Women make strides
• Opportunit­ies lurk beneath green revolution
• The Herald Social Media Feedback WEATHER
• Pepe Kalle bound for Zimbabwe
• SADC determined to find solution to Mozambique crisis
• Vaccinatio­n rollout bears fruit
• Bumper crop icing on Independen­ce cake
• ‘ Toti suweji apa kune chirwere’
• ‘Covid-19 inogona kunyukazve’
• Songs that oiled the liberation struggle
• Marawa dismisses Chippa talk
• Liverpool players racially abused
• Mapisa wants to follow path to greatness
• Frustrated Muduhwa heads back home
• For a moment, Price ruled the world
• Double trouble for misfiring Warrior
• Katsande set for Chiefs exit
• Zim athletes off to Italy
• Lithium mine targets exports by December
• Economic nationalis­m should not scupper the AFCFTA
• Zim-dollar remains stable
• Stanbic Bank named investment bank for 2021
• NSSA adds social health protection
• First, special meetings of creditors in liquidatio­ns
• Access ready to meet demand for rand
• BAT full-year sales volumes drop 12pc
• Leather sector revival should drive increased livestock investment­s

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