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LONDON. — Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has claimed that his future does not depend on the club securing Uefa Champions League football this season.
Stray cattle to be auctioned
Herald Reporter Government will soon impound livestock that strays onto roads and auction it, the Senate heard last week. Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Dr Obert Mpofu said Cabinet had…
Pistorius defence accuses witnesses of colluding
PRETORIA. — Oscar Pistorius’ defence yesterday sought to prove that a married couple who heard screams on the night of Reeva Steenkamp’s death colluded in their testimony, hoping to discredit…
WhatsApp to introduce voice on
Tonderai Rutsito Business Correspondent “We’re going to introduce voice on in the second quarter of this year, we think we have the best voice product out there, we use the…
Worker recognition must begin at home
John Manzongo At the Workplace A motivated workforce is highly productive. When one is motivated he or she is pushed, propelled and energised to continue even when he or she…
Mwana share price rises
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter Mwana Africa says it has achieved major milestones in terms of operations and the financial performance of its Zimbabwe subsidiaries and this is reflecting in…
Life goes on in Chingwizi
Roselyne Sachiti Features Editor Cushioned behind vast sugarcane plantations, Arda Chingwizi in the Nuanetsi Ranch, is now a temporary home for over 8 000 people displaced by floods in the…
CABS mortgage tenure up to 20 years
Business Reporter THE country’s largest building society by assets and market share, CABS has increased its mortgage tenure from 10 to 20 years with effect from March 1.
Mauritian entity eyes Allied Bank stake
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter AN unnamed Mauritius Stock Exchange-listed company is set to inject US$30 million for a controlling stake in Allied Financial Holdings, the parent company of financial…
Time to refocus education system
Fortious Nhambura Features Writer Last year 285 260 candidates sat for Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council Ordinary Level examinations. Out of that number only 36 031 candidates passed five subjects and…