adminTransformer oil thieves nabbed
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter Two Harare men have appeared in court on allegations of draining 80 litres of oil from a Zesa transformer in Epworth. Jonas Mukandhla (42) and Gilbert Mutoko (38)…
Masvingo seeks $120m
George Maponga in Masvingo Masvingo City Council has applied for a $120 million loan from a Chinese financial institution to upgrade water and sewer conveyance infrastructure to cater for more…
Oil futures rebound
SINGAPORE. — Oil futures rebounded in Asian trade yesterday, buoyed by a forecast for a less than expected build in crude oil stockpiles last week. A weakening dollar also lent some…
Building anything great takes time
Zachary Aldwin : Milkshake in the Boardroom Anyone who has ever been involved in the organisation of a wedding knows about the glorious carnage that accompanies sorting a dress, decorating a…
Three international business delegations visit Zim
Conrad Mwanawashe : Business Reporter INTERNATIONAL business continues to warm up to Zimbabwe as three foreign business delegations from the Americas and Asia are in the country to scout and tie…
JB makes ‘sensational’ national chair rantings
Bulawayo Bureau AXED war veterans chairperson Mr Jabulani Sibanda has made false claims that Zanu-PF collapsed the national chairperson’s post to prevent him from occupying the position where he faced…
Nigeria fret over World Cup after Afcon exit
ABUJA. — Nigeria’s failure to qualify for a second straight African Cup of Nations soccer finals has sparked fears about the country’s chances of featuring in the 2018 World Cup…
England brought down to earth
LONDON. — England manager Roy Hodgson admitted that his team had lost valuable momentum after losing 2-1 to the Netherlands in their final game before he announces his Euro 2016…
Move fast on match fixing scam: Nyatanga
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor ZIMBABWE National Soccer Supporters’ Association have challenged ZIFA to speedily deal with the latest match-fixing saga that rocked the domestic game early this month and ensure…
How city dwellers can grow own crops
Rebecca Whittle With more people than ever living in cities, how do we reconcile our need for fresh fruit and vegetables with the challenges of life in an urban environment…