Sulu, Fatima make peace

Sulu and Fatima are back on good terms.
Following a horrible blow-up earlier over marshmallows, Fatima and Sulu have decided to bury the hatchet and are back on speaking terms.
In case you missed it, Fatima and Sulu went at it after Sulu ate Fatima’s marshmallows. An incensed Fatima stomped around the House, ticked off at how inconsiderate Sulu

Ecuadorian leader speaks on Snowden

QUITO. — Ecuador yesterday waived preferential rights granted under a trade agreement with the United States, in a show of independence as it considers asylum for fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden.

Zimbabwe’s FDI grows

Business Reporters
ZIMBABWE’s Foreign Direct Investment increased from US$387 million in 2011 to US$400 million last year, latest statistics from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development show.

Wachi comes of age

Dr Tony Mhonda  Art Zone

ONE of Zimbabwe’s most talented but unsung artists is one Alberto Wachi, who began sculpting at the age of 10.
What makes this artist unique today are his innovative, mixed-media sculptures in stone and wood that are designed and presented as stabiles. His visual facility with wood,

Peugeot family ready to step aside for GM

LONDON/PARIS. — PSA Peugeot Citroen’s founding family has offered to give up control of the troubled French motormaker as it tries to revive plans for a closer tie-up with General Motors backed by a fresh capital injection, sources said.

Byo Rainbow spruces up for UNWTO

Isdore Guvamombe Tourism Matrix

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second largest city, is famed for its charisma as the City of Kings and, of course, the kings must live with their queens. The City of Kings – so-called as it was the capital of legendary Ndebele kings Mzilikazi and Lobengula – retains its air of majesty. With its generously wide streets, it typifies, in the most positive way, the oft-cited

Objectives of deposit protection

John Chikura Banking
The Deposit Protection Fund was established on July 1 2003, in terms of Section 66 of the Banking Act Chapter 24:20 as read with Section 4 of the Deposit Protection Corporation Act Chapter 24:29.

German unemployment falls

BERLIN. — German unemployment registered a surprising fall in June when the labour market in Europe’s biggest economy proved robust, official data showed yesterday while many EU countries battle lengthening jobless queues.

Call to extend SIM card deadline

LAGOS.  – As the deadline to register subscriber identity module cards approaches, the National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers of Nigeria appealed for an extension of the programme.

Durban’s Finest in town

Brenda Phiri Arts Correspondent
All is set for the much anticipated gig of the season that will see South African duo DJ Cndo and Ntombi.
The pair will stage a one of a kind show tonight at Holly’s Hotel’s new Private Lounge.

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