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Loverage Nhamoyebonde Features Correspondent
SHUPIKAI (not her real name) is a wheelchair bound airtime vendor. Her day starts at 4am and ends at 8pm. She spends most of her time sitting on the pavement enduring harsh temperatures on
When drainage system fails
Roselyne Sachiti Deputy Features Editor
A GROUP of boys aged between eight and 10 kick and knock around a paper ball up and down a street in Harare’s Sunningdale 11, suburb. The ball lands into a storm water drain and it takes one of
Ace to launch undersea cable for Africa
JOHANNESBURG — Zimbabwe stands to benefit through South Africa from France Telecom, which reveals the new US$700 million fibre optic undersea cable destined for Southern and West Africa regions to beOld Mutual encourages wise spending
JOHANNESBURG, — Ahead of the festive season, financial services group, Old Mutual has warned consumers against spending within their means and make provisions for the coming year. South AfricanProperty price averages for upper market segments
Vongai Madzima Property
Calculation for property price averages and the absorption rate in upper segment of the market is the most odious. This is because this particular market offers the widest differences in property pricesWho has your back?
Zachary Aldwin Milkshake in the Boardroom
When you meet someone they will put their best face on, their most attractive laugh and then smile at you with a pose that they have practiced in front of the mirror. “Let’s work together” becomes a
ZB donates goods to Tose Respite Home
Business Reporter
ZB Financial Holdings recently donated goods worth US$2 500 to Tose Respite Home in Harare.
The Home received groceries, a 32-inch television and DVD player. Tose is a Harare-based rehabilitation
Illegal connections threaten sugar cane crop
Illegal water connections upstream are threatening over 6 000 hectares of sugar cane at the Mkwasine resettlement scheme. The irrigation scheme was allocated to indigenous farmers to grow sugar caneEnergy sector future hinges on minerals
The future of the energy sector in Zimbabwe hinges on the full exploitation of diamonds and other mineral resources whose proceeds could be channelled towards its development, a senior Government
Environmentalists in fight against deforestation
Business Reporter
Environmentalists from across the country are set to join forces in the fight against deforestation in the third edition of the environment walkathon set for this month. The walkathon that is being