adminEDITORIAL COMMENT: Rise in violent crime worrying
WE note with concern a steady rise in violent crime in Bulawayo and its environs and urge authorities to nip the problem in the bud before it spirals out of…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Rise in violent crime worrying
WE note with concern a steady rise in violent crime in Bulawayo and its environs and urge authorities to nip the problem in the bud before it spirals out of…
Mbada scandal unearthed. . . Govt could have lost millions through under-declaring
Lloyd Gumbo recently in CHIADZWA MBADA Diamonds could have prejudiced the State of millions of dollars by under-declaring its diamond sales over the years after it emerged its average price…
Mbada scandal unearthed. . . Govt could have lost millions through under-declaring
Lloyd Gumbo recently in CHIADZWA MBADA Diamonds could have prejudiced the State of millions of dollars by under-declaring its diamond sales over the years after it emerged its average price…
Exhibition explores social media trends
A recently opened exhibtion in Bulawayo considers the impact of how social media is assisting users of this technology who are employing it to redefine themselves.
Exhibition explores social media trends
A recently opened exhibtion in Bulawayo considers the impact of how social media is assisting users of this technology who are employing it to redefine themselves.
Fresh gold war erupts: 10 hospitalised after panners’ bloody attack on bar patrons
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter MORE than 10 people have been hospitalised following a bloody attack by illegal gold panners in Inyathi, Bubi District.
Fresh gold war erupts: 10 hospitalised after panners’ bloody attack on bar patrons
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter MORE than 10 people have been hospitalised following a bloody attack by illegal gold panners in Inyathi, Bubi District.
STALEMATE IN GABON. . . Brave Warriors come close to dream start at Afcon
Eddie Chikamhi and Paul Mundandi Algeria 2 – 2 Zimbabwe
Power deal bears fruit: Industry injects $5.5 monthly for electricty imports
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter THE country’s power utility, Zesa, says companies in the manufacturing sector are paying a total of $5,5 million per month for the importation of electricity.