Gono gets tougher on banks

Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
THE Reserve Bank is mulling the introduction of money market instruments to compel banking institutions to buy Treasury Bills after they snubbed the stock again this week. The central bank re-introduced the T-Bills last month but only one issue was successful. The first and second auctions

Gold deliveries fall 7,14pc — Chamber of Mines

Rumbidzai Zinyuke Business Reporter
GOLD deliveries declined by 7,14 percent in September this year from about 1 200 kg a month earlier, the Chamber of Mines said yesterday.
Statistics show that deliveries were down from 1 199,9kg in August to 1 111,1kg in September due to a significant decline in deliveries by large-scale

Can you find your country on a map?

Reviewed by Prof Joel White
Film: Joker
Cast: Vinay Kadan, Jacob Lobo, Robert More, Farah Khan, Prakash Kumar, Gaurav Dagonkar, Sudeep Chaterjee, Amay Goswami, Samir Chanda,

Highway robbers on the prowl

Marcia Gore Features Writer
Forget about the sharp, hairpin curves and the death-trapping road conditions that characterise some sections of the Harare-Chirundu road. A new menace has set in on the road, that may as yet make the natural protuberances and carvings of the terrain less a danger. When Gift Muzeza

Joy back at Rufaro Marketing

Michael Chideme Features Writer
Old habits and practices die hard, it is said, but when they finally do new ways, it may bring joy and relief to those who vigorously fought to preserve the old way of doing things. The dying and rotting could well be the healthiest ground for new beginnings. Take the city’s beer halls, which

New family-friendly hangout

Arts Correspondent
Just some 23 kilometres along the Harare-Bulawayo highway is a new pleasure spot that, despite its hideout location, is a hive of activity for those who want to enjoy themselves in quiet and serene surroundings. The hangout, which is an outdoor joint, is surrounded by a farm where revellers can

New Whitney songs emerge

Los Angeles. — Two unreleased Whitney Houston songs have appeared on the internet. The tracks were recorded before Whitney’s death by accidental drowning ahead of the Grammy awards in Los Angeles in February, and will also be included on a new greatest hits album. The tracks are

Reflections of the epidemic

Cathrine Murombedzi HIV Walk
Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world to mark World Aids Day on December 1. It is 25 years after the first case was reported in Zimbabwe and in the US the first case was in 1981. By 1988 all blood products were screened for HIV locally. The International Aids Society saw the need to have a

Weeping voices from the streets

Muchaneta Chimuka Features Correspondent
CASES of sexual abuse on children living on the streets are notably increasing although there are no ready statistical figures at hand since most of them go unreported due to several factors. Street kids are being abused by people living in our communities and some of them even hold high

Trade with SA declines

Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
MANUFACTURED exports from Zimbabwe to South Africa have declined significantly after the latter suspended some bilateral and regional trade agreements to prevent third party imports from entering the country under the guise of Sadc rules. As a result, South Africa, whose share of

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