The Herald (Zimbabwe) - 2024-03-19

• Zim-China relations go a step further
• President to open Pupu National Monument
• Zim set to harvest nearly 1 million tonnes of grain
• Cookout contests lay foundation for hosting UN gastronomy showcase
• Punish drug abuse decisively: NPRC
• ‘Digital economy thrives on inclusivit­y’
• Observers declare Russian polls free, fair
• Former liberation movements resolute against neo-colonialis­m
• Beitbridge accident death toll rises to 11
• 800MW energy investment on the cards
• Ex-cop loses murder appeal
• Beitbridge readies for Easter traffic surge
• Africa condemns G7 restrictio­ns on rough diamonds trade
• Ivy Kombo, Kasi trial: Witness disowns accused documentat­ion
• Windfall for tobacco farmers . . . sales fetch US$13m by Day 3
• Potato seed imports not banned
• Govt banks on farmers’ resilience to mitigate drought impact
• Livestock producers urged to build watering points
• Land is the anchor of Zimbabwe’s independen­ce, prosperity
• Increasing access to education commendabl­e
• PM moves into the seat of power
• Social Media Feedback
• Zimbabwe benefits from China’s strong economy, super-sized market
• Women in parliament: Slow progress towards equal representa­tion
• Zim, Rwanda explore new areas of cooperatio­n
• Securities laws revamped to lure investment
• Global lithium market shows signs of life
• Ramaphosa extends Kganyago’s Sarb term
• Nigeria set for big rate hike as inflation hits high
• Massive Africa internet outage could take weeks, months to fix
• ‘Fame is sour sometimes’
• Karting raises bar for motor racing
• Amini to fast, play during Ramadan
• Alcaraz cruises to victory
• CAPS star Manokore delights in ‘big win’
• Swiatek wins second Indian Wells title
• ZIM CLAIM SECOND WIN
• Chiragwi remains calm

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