The Herald (Zimbabwe) - 2024-04-02

• ‘Let’s take care of our natural resources’
• Cardiac specialist­s target 60 free open heart operations
• Mt Hampden infrastruc­ture boom launchpad for new city
• Zanu PF optimistic of victory in two Harare polls
• President commends private sector’s role in economy
• Independen­ce: Agric revolution key milestone
• RBZ wins appeal over leaked document
• Mutoko Govt complex nears completion
• US$2m membership platform for SMEs on cards
• Blitz against drug dealers: 19 convicted
• Supreme Court throws out Kagonye appeal
• Malaysian Embassy, ZOU in sign language pact
• Tobacco joy for farmers
• Herald’s Fools Day prank breaks internet
• ‘Dam is an economy’ philosophy to spur production
• Farmers welcome incentive prices, recommend timely payments
• Import policy helps lift milk intake
• Strides made in crafting agric sector database
• Fresh round nuts shortages hit market
• AI programme to stimulate national herd growth
• Rememberin­g Edson Sithole and other missing cadres of the struggle
• SMEs a critical cog in driving economic engine
• Social Media Feedback
• Sleepy Umvuma awakens as mines open
• El Niño disasters: Govts know what’s coming, but are unprepared
• Africa needs robust legal framework to fight cybercrime
• New copyrights council out to empower local artistes
• Going gets tough for Zim Moto-X riders in SA
• African Games a platform for learning
• Muhoni’s son shines in Mzansi
• Mash East crowned 2024 NASH chess champions
• Sinner relishing the moment
• Coach wants Lady Chevrons to maintain momentum
• Chintuli back on track
• DEMBARE FINALLY WIN
• Bulawayo Chiefs beat Yadah Stars
• Huge sigh of relief for Chiragwi
• Bosso CEO hunt to be finalised today
• Highlander­s disconnect TelOne
• Chiwunga wants more
• PPC capex lags due to delayed fly ash project
• New plant to anchor Proplastic­s volume growth
• Hwange Colliery posts rare quarterly profit
• Relief for Kenyan economy as inflation falls
• Nigeria records US$1,5bn inflow in a week
• Visa adds new AI tools to curb fraud
• Measures in place to mitigate El Niño effects
• Banking sector makes huge strides
• US$280bn climate bond market not working
• Greek banks set for first payouts on ECB approval
• Three-year-old start-up bets AI can fix accountant shortage

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