adminCranborne Park: The home of entertainment gurus
Wellington Kudiwa Entertainment Reporter The medium-density suburb of Cranborne Park is familiar to many Zimbabweans for its Zimbabwe National Army bases such as 1 Commando and 2 Brigade.
Scandal costs Boka Floors $24 000
Fungai Jachi Court Reporter Boka Tobacco Floors (Pvt) Limited lost $24 000 to three of its employees in a farmers grower’s number scandal. The trio, in connivance with a Curverid Tobacco…
Zifa shift goalposts again
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor ZIFA chief executive Jonathan Mashingaidze has again cancelled the Extraordinary meeting set for this Saturday and the annual meeting set for June 27 in another shift…
Nigerian leaders to meet anti-corruption watchdog
ABUJA. — Nigeria’s new leaders will meet the head of a leading global watchdog on corruption to see how billions of dollars in oil revenue leakage can be curbed.
Do’s and dont’s of retrenchment
Matthias Ruziwa HR Issues Retrenchment has a “deleterious impact on the life of workers and their families” and therefore an employer contemplating retrenchment must be able to prove that dismissals…
Ammara Brown stars in new film
Sophia Chese Arts Correspondent Songstress Ammara Brown is branching into acting as she features in Invision Studios new film “Far from Yesterday” to be launched in July.
Woman yanks lover to court
Fungai Jachi Court Reporter A 33-year-old man was yesterday arraigned before the courts for allegedly stealing cash and property amounting to $2 950 from his girlfriend. Kudzai Sekenhamo denied the allegations…
Chaos stalks CHAN preps
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor DESPITE the nation riding on their Nations Cup success story, there is no respite yet for the Warriors with the locally-based contingent failing to resume camp…
Lock brothers through to quarter-finals
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Courtney Lock caused one of the major upsets at the on-going Zimbabwe F1 Futures ITF men’s circuit tennis tournament when he beat second seed Arthur Surreaux…
Govt injects $30m into Agribank
The Agricultural Development Bank of Zimbabwe (Agribank) said Government injected $30 million in fresh capital into the bank which is expected to positively impact on its future performance.