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Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter THE sixth Region Five under 20 Youth games came to an end at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo yesterday with the Minister of State for Bulawayo Provincial…
Gerrard on New York Red Bulls hit list
NEW YORK RED BULLS are targeting Steven Gerrard as their star signing should he fail to agree a new deal to stay at Liverpool. The ambitious Major League Soccer club…
Council moves to repossess idle stands
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter HUNDREDS of Bulawayo property owners, including Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Obert Mpofu, risk losing their undeveloped residential and commercial stands as the Bulawayo City Council…
Seed Co to get $24m Limagrain funds
Harare Bureau Listed seed company Seed Co will receive the second tranche of about $24 million from Limagrain this week under an equity deal that was valued at $40 million,…
Youth Games in spectacular end
Sports Reporters AFTER hosting the Games for 10 days, Zimbabweans must be proud of the hospitality they extended to the visiting countries. The African Union Sports Council Region 5 Youth…
Winky D gets Byo into festive mood
Simbarashe Mutizwa Showbiz Reporter The ninja president, Wallace Chirimuko, popularly known as Winky D brought the house down with a lively act at Horizon Pub and Grill on Friday evening.
$67m up for grabs in rural electricity market
Oliver Kazunga Acting Business Editor ENERGY producers need to consider the provision of power to the rural communities in order to tap into the $67 million market, an expert has…
Sadc urged to integrate power projects
Oliver Kazunga Acting Business Editor SADC can save more than $48 billion if regional power projects are implemented through an integrated and coordinated approach, an official has said.
ZCFU warns of maize cheats
Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers’ Union (ZCFU) has urged farmers to be wary of unscrupulous maize buyers who are buying the crop at unreasonably low prices.
Women hardest hit by climate change
Thulani Ndlovu SOME 3,000 kilometres away, a mother “peruses” through rotting vegetables in a dump site near a spread of dilapidated shacks on the outskirts of Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania’s booming capital…