Dynamos defensive stalwart Shadreck ‘Stock Margarine’ Ngwenya

Danisa Masuku FOOTBALL legend Shadreck Ngwenya passed away last Monday. This week Sunday Life carries one of the interviews given by the former Dynamos and national team defensive stalwart that…

Industry increases capital requirements

Livingstone Marufu The mining sector has increased its capital requirements by 53 percent to US$392 million from US$211 million in a bid to ramp up production and sustain operations.

Industry increases capital requirements

Livingstone Marufu The mining sector has increased its capital requirements by 53 percent to US$392 million from US$211 million in a bid to ramp up production and sustain operations.

Restoring legacy—restoring sanity

Dr Gift Mugano The new political dispensation has created a supportive political environment that allows flexibility and pragmatism on the part of the Finance and Economic Planning Ministry.

Restoring legacy—restoring sanity

Dr Gift Mugano The new political dispensation has created a supportive political environment that allows flexibility and pragmatism on the part of the Finance and Economic Planning Ministry.

Market report: Lithium price on the upsurge

THE Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation will soon start mining its lithium deposits in Bikita, on the back of firming demand for the mineral on the global markets.

Water woes at Tsholotsho hospital

Whinsley Masara, Sunday News Reporter A TALE of ironies is an apt phrase in describing the serious health hazard that is staring grimly in the face of patients and staff…

Muzondo upbeat ahead of ISPA 2018

Takudzwa Chihambakwe THE year 2017 was a shaky one for the theatre fraternity as highlighted in the last edition of this column.

lnformal businesses chew into property sector

Tinashe Makichi and Chipo Sabeta Zimre Property Investments’ (ZPI) plans to dispose of properties in Harare’s Central Business District have been held back by low prices obtaining on the market,…

Muzondo upbeat ahead of ISPA 2018

Takudzwa Chihambakwe THE year 2017 was a shaky one for the theatre fraternity as highlighted in the last edition of this column.