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From Mabasa Sasa in TSHWANE, South Africa ZIMBABWE and South Africa yesterday signed three landmark agreements and two memoranda of understanding that are expected to steer bilateral relations and development…
Uhuru preps gather momentum
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter At least 24 regional and international organisations are expected to attend the country’s 35th Independence anniversary whose main celebrations will be held at the National Sports…
Our resources are not negotiable: President
From Mabasa Sasa in TSHWANE ZIMBABWE’S indigenisation and economic empowerment policy and laws are generous to foreign investors and will not be compromised to suit the interests of capital over…
Mzembi blasts Mahofa
Herald Reporters Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Engineer Walter Mzembi has declared he remains the holder of a legitimate offer letter for Barquest Farm in Masvingo until the acquiring authority…
Mutasa disqualified, Mliswa through
Herald Reporters Former Zanu-PF secretary for Administration Mr Didymus Mutasa yesterday failed in his bid to masquerade as a Zanu-PF candidate in the Headlands parliamentary by-election set for June 10…
CAPS battle to avoid collapse
Sports Reporter CAPS United officials have said they are confident they will avoid liquidation and allayed fears they are on verge of collapsing after slipping into a financial quagmire that…
Another Guinea battle
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Warriors will have to battle their bogey opponents Guinea, and plucky Southern African rivals Malawi, in their quest to end more than 10 years…
Minister wants DeMbare game moved
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter SPORT, Arts and Culture Minister, Andrew Langa, has engaged the Premier Soccer League management and issued a request for them to postpone the match between…
FC Platinum win first match
Paul Mundandi in ZVISHAVANE FC Platinum . . . . . . . (3) 3 Flame Lily . . . . . . . . . . . 0
Zim FDI rises 66pc in 2014
Rumbidzai Zinyuke Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Investment Authority last year approved projects valued at US$1,1 billion, a 66,6 percent increase from the previous year driven by renewed interest in the…