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Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Under-16 girls’ basketball team could fail to participate in next week’s Afro-Basketball tournament finals in Madagascar if they fail to raise $41,000 for the trip.
Basketball team trip hangs in the balance
Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Under-16 girls’ basketball team could fail to participate in next week’s Afro-Basketball tournament finals in Madagascar if they fail to raise $41,000 for the trip.
Read, know and understand agriculture
Tapuwa Justice Mashangwa Agriculture Column Last week I wrote about agribusiness; how agriculture has evolved to become a profit generating sector over the years. It is also paramount to understand…
Read, know and understand agriculture
Tapuwa Justice Mashangwa Agriculture Column Last week I wrote about agribusiness; how agriculture has evolved to become a profit generating sector over the years. It is also paramount to understand…
Liverpool confirm Nathaniel Clyne deal
Liverpool have confirmed that they have signed defender Nathaniel Clyne from Southampton. The England international, 24, has penned a “long-term” deal for a reported fee of £12.5 million.
Liverpool confirm Nathaniel Clyne deal
Liverpool have confirmed that they have signed defender Nathaniel Clyne from Southampton. The England international, 24, has penned a “long-term” deal for a reported fee of £12.5 million.
Ruziwa elected CZI president Midlands chapter
Harare Bureau THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries’ Midlands chapter has elected Steelmakers Zimbabwe Limited’s Matthias Ruziwa as its president. Ruziwa is the Human Resources executive at Steelmakers and is also…
Ruziwa elected CZI president Midlands chapter
Harare Bureau THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries’ Midlands chapter has elected Steelmakers Zimbabwe Limited’s Matthias Ruziwa as its president. Ruziwa is the Human Resources executive at Steelmakers and is also…
$2.3bn energy tenders approved
THE State Procurement Board (SPB) has approved $2.3 billion worth of energy tenders in the last five years as the country seeks to address power shortage.
$2.3bn energy tenders approved
THE State Procurement Board (SPB) has approved $2.3 billion worth of energy tenders in the last five years as the country seeks to address power shortage.