admin‘US funded social network to incite unrest in Cuba’
HAVANA.— A new investigation reveals that the US government has secretly funded a social media network programme to instigate political unrest in Cuba.
Editorial Comment: Media, politicians must be responsible
The media are the watch dog in society and should never at any given time allow themselves to become lapdogs of politicians, business or Government officials.
QV slowly getting out of the woods
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter QV pharmacies is set to be placed under final judicial management after the company recorded a slight increase in gross profit for the two months ending…
Afghanistan goes to polls
KABUL. — Afghanistan heads to the polls Saturday to choose a new president after Hamid Karzai’s 13-year reign and a US-led military campaign which have radically changed the country but…
FC Platinum target championship
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Fungisai appointed cultural heritage ambassador
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Cairns completes business evaluation
Golden Sibanda Business Reporter CAIRNS Holdings Limited has completed evaluating its business in preparation for a fresh capital injection by prospective investor, Vasari Global Limited.
And the safe driving awards go to . . .
Gerald Maguranyanga Traffic Friday My day-to-day trade keeps me truly active on the road. Well, the luckier city professionals spend their day desk-bound, away from the madness that is Harare…
I don’t know how much I invested: Tuku
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Zifa to go farming
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