adminGweru’s $14 million mall
Lovemore Zigara, Midlands Correspondent A $14 MILLION mega shopping mall is under construction in Gweru funded by the Zimbabwe Electricity Industry Pension Fund (ZEIPF).
EDITORIAL COMMENT: West still keen on regime change
HARARE’s Africa Unity Square has of late become a hive of activity with opposition-linked activists congregating at the venue since June 1 to protest against the government.
Kwekwe named HIV hotspot
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief KWEKWE will this year host the annual World Aids Day commemorations on December 1 amid indications that the city is in the red in terms…
ZNCC to award entrepreneurs, managers
Bianca Mlilo, Business Reporter SEVERAL Bulawayo businessman and managers will receive excellence awards tomorrow when the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) hosts the Matabeleland annual business awards.
Mysterious light in Bulawayo causes stir
Bongani Ndlovu/Nhlalwenhle Ngwenya, Showbiz Correspondents BULAWAYO residents have for the past week been bemused by a klieg light that leads people to the Private Lounge in the city centre.
Govt acts to address cash crisis
Tendai Mugabe Harare Bureau THE government is working on a raft of measures to address the cash crisis and restore market confidence, with the introduction of cash withdrawal limits and the…
Old Mutual avails work space to SMEs
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter SMALL to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Bulawayo have secured work and display space from one of Old Mutual properties in the city.
NOW THAT DEEPLY INDEBTED ZIFA IS DISSOLVED . . . Chiyangwa sheds light on new baby
THE dissolution of Zifa at an extraordinary general meeting held in Harare on Saturday has evoked mixed feelings among Zimbabweans from different walks of life.
Bulawayo ranks top in ICT access
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter BULAWAYO Metropolitan province leads the country in terms of adopting and using Information and Communication Technology in the country, a survey has revealed.
Boy, 6, has father arrested for severe torture
Sukulwenkosi Dube, Plumtree Correspondent A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy had to approach the police after suffering severe torture and assault at the hands of his father who accused him of bedwetting.