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Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story
CLIMATE change impacts are going to be debilitating in Zimbabwe, but agriculture will be hardest hit and food security may be severely constrained. It would require mountain-moving action andLocal products spur Unilever growth
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business ReporterUNILEVER Zimbabwe says 50 percent of its turnover is now from locally manufactured products, after the gradual increase in production since 2009. In an interview with Herald Business, Unilever managing
ZMDC denies Meikles partnership
The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation has dismissed reports it has partnered listed diversified group Meikles Limited to mine diamonds in the Marange fields. Unconfirmed reports had said the two
Banks next in line
Business Reporter
YOUTH Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere is mounting pressure on foreign-owned banks to comply with the empowerment laws as no company will be
Guardiola to replace Mancini
LONDON — Former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola will replace Roberto Mancini as manager of English soccer champions Manchester City in the summer, the Sun claimed yesterday. Guardiola (41) said lastSri Lankan level one-day series against Australia
ADELAIDE — An unbeaten maiden one-day cricket century from Lahiru Thirimanne drove Sri Lanka to a series-levelling eight-wicket victory at the Adelaide Oval yesterday. The feisty opener hit a
Duduza’s mega bucks
Petros Kausiyo and Eddie Chikamhi
SPEEDY forward Edward Sadomba headlined the list of Zimbabwean internationals on the move so far this January transfer window when he signed for United Arab Emirates Pro League side AL Ittihad