Zinwa gets $7 million for borehole drilling
Kiyapili Sibanda, Business Reporter GOVERNMENT has channelled $7 million to the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) to finance drilling of boreholes around the country, an official has said.
Byo to host Intombi awards for young businesswomen
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent RADIO personality Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa and ex Muvhango actor Lesley Musina who played Ndalamo will next month host the Intombi Young Women In Business Awards pencilled for…
Election 2018: The prospects
Reason Wafawarova Zimbabwe is once again heading into another election, as has become the norm, every five years since 1980.
Mpilo Hospital overwhelmed
Thandeka Moyo, Health Reporter MPILO Central Hospital in Bulawayo, which was built to cater for a population of 250 000 is overwhelmed as it is now catering for more than…
Bulawayo ready to host West Indies
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter BULAWAYO is ready to host the West Indies who arrive in the country on Wednesday for two Tests against Zimbabwe at Queens Sports Club from…
Thandaza leaves Muvhango
ACTRESS Sindi Dhlathu (pictured) who plays the role of Thandaza in the popular SABC2 soapie, Muvhango is bidding goodbye to her soapie character.
Drunk drivers’ paradise as cops go 7 years without breathalysers
Codelia Mondela, Chronicle Reporter DRUNKEN drivers who are involved in accidents are getting away largely scot-free as police have been operating without breath test kits since 2010.
Government trims export licence product list
Business Reporter GOVERNMENT has reduced the number of products that require export licences as it forges ahead to improve the ease of doing export business.
Foreign trucks passing through Zim to follow stipulated routes
Harare Bureau TRUCKS passing through Zimbabwe are now expected to follow stipulated routes and use designated truck stops as Government intensifies efforts to eliminate transit fraud, it has been learnt.
DHL, MallForAfrica eye American market
Senior Business Reporter LEADING global logistics firm DHL Express and MallForAfrica have entered into a partnership deal to facilitate the selling of products from Africa to the United States.

