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- August 21, 2016
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Judgment Night 4 brings tourism boost
GOVERNMENT has endorsed the forthcoming United Family International Church’s Judgment Night 4 as a major religious tourism event.
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- August 21, 2016
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Energy projects on course
Livingstone Marufu Zimbabwe is edging closer to electricity self-sufficiency, with nearly all major power projects within prescribed deadlines, a Zesa Holdings official has said. The utility wants to add roughly 3…
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- August 21, 2016
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Plastic money framework needs strengthening
Persistance Gwanyanya ELECTRONIC transactions have been on a growth trajectory in Zimbabwe. Since dollarisation in 2009, the value of annual electronic transactions increased by 726 percent to US$58,6 billion largely reflecting…
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- August 21, 2016
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Old Georgians in Gold Cup pledge
OLD GEORGIANS coach Grant Mitchell has challenged his players to use their participation in the Gold Cup to market themselves and Zimbabwe rugby. OGs are Zimbabwe’s sole representatives in the rebranded…
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- August 21, 2016
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MFIs adjust as cash shortages persist
MICROFINANCE institutions (MFIs), the bulk of which provide money to individuals and small to medium scale enterprises, are switching from cash to plastic money as cash shortages persist.
Police blitz nets 210
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Correspondent— POLICE in Bulawayo arrested 210 suspects in just two days this week in connection with a series of theft cases that rocked the city recently. Detectives recovered stolen…
Teachers flock to Namibia
Thandeka Moyo Chronicle Reporter UNEMPLOYED Zimbabwean teachers are reportedly flocking to Namibia after the neighbouring country’s government advertised 2 000 teaching posts which it said are open to Sadc region nationals. There…
10 years jail for riverbed mining
Zvamaida Murwira Harare Bureau— Persons conducting riverbed mining now risk a 10 year imprisonment term and the State would also confiscate their equipment. This is contained in the Mines and Minerals Amendment…
Teen fights off would-be rapist
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Correspondent A 16-YEAR-OLD pupil at a Bulawayo school fought off a pirate Honda Fit driver who wanted to rape her by stabbing him with a pen before kicking…
Kereke, NPA ordered to share legal costs burden
Fungai Lupande Harare Bureau— Jailed rapist Munyaradzi Kereke and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), were yesterday ordered to share equally 75 percent of legal costs accrued in the protracted former Bikita…