Harare City to construct US$40m bus complex

Kudakwashe Ruwende Harare City Council will soon begin constructing a US$40 million integrated bus interchange at Chinhoyi Street Bus Terminus in line with its vision of becoming a worldclass city,…

Capital punishment debate: Victims families’ input

In his installation in the Sunday Fort Worth Star-Telegram titled “Time to End the Death Penalty’s Cycle of Violence”, Ronald Carlson once wrote: “Our justice system should not be dictated…

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe probes external investors

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe is investigating several companies that invested billions of dollars outside the country without Exchange Control approval.

Africa Union Youth Games preparations on track

THE African Union Sports Council Region V Under-20 Youth Games Local Organising Committee (LOC) maintains that it will not compromise quality for speed in the upgrading of venues.

Doctors: ‘High costs choking us’

Doctors want medical aid societies to pay gazetted consultation fees to ensure health service providers remain viable, Zimbabwe Medical Association (Zima) secretary-general Dr Shingi Bopoto has said.

SOCCER: ZPC Kariba bring on DeMbare

Harare City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (1) (2) ZPC Kariba . . . . . . . . .…

International lenders ready to engage Zimbabwe

THE international community is gradually warming up to Zimbabwe’s efforts to attract meaningful capital inflows, developments at the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank between…

BOXING: ‘Boxing isn’t dead, it’s in a coma’

FORMER Commonwealth champion Arifonso “Mosquito” Zvenyika, who recently acquired a promoter and trainer’s licence, says Zimbabwean boxing is in a coma.

Bulawayo Zima winners elated

BULAWAYO musicians, who walked away with awards at the revived Zimbabwe Music Awards (Zima), have expressed joy at having their works recognised after being sidelined for several years.

Zimura to plug loose ends . . . targets unlicensed artistes nationally

THE Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (Zimura) has vowed to continue its blitz against unlicensed disc jockeys (DJs), dance groups, night clubs and shops.

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