GMB posts $209m loss
Business Reporter THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB) posted a $209 million loss in the financial year ended December 31, 2017 due to subsidised sales to millers, an official has said.
President Mnangagwa says no immunity for former First Lady
Takunda Maodza, Harare Bureau PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday opened up on former President Robert Mugabe’s retirement package and the immunity status of the ex-First Lady in an interview in Davos, Switzerland,…
Zim Saints set for comeback
Harare Bureau FORMER Premiership champions Zimbabwe Saints are set to bounce back from the dead with the help of investors who have shown interest to acquire shares from the Bulawayo…
Flying Bantu rope in Ilanga soundman
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter VICTORIA Falls’ Flying Bantu has collaborated with former Ilanga sound engineer Keith Farquharson in its upcoming album.
Passports delays: Treasury intervenes
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent TREASURY has intervened in a bid to end delays in issuing passports by agreeing to import materials needed by the Registrar General’s Office.
President accelerates interactions
Happiness Zengeni in Davos, Switzerland President Mnangagwa accelerated his interactions with key global institutions and leaders here yesterday, some of them who tabled big plans to invest in the country.
Local tourists moan high charges
Nothabo Nyathi, Business Reporter LOCAL tourists have appealed to tour operators to reduce charges for the various activities which they say are very high and as such work against efforts…
Politicising food aid is criminal
Zimbabwe is once again staring a possible drought right in the face, particularly the Midlands, Masvingo and the Matabeleland provinces, regions that are prone to receiving less rain than is…
Zodwa Wabantu labelled a disgrace
THE Gauteng MEC for Community Safety has come out guns blazing, slamming Zodwa Wabantu.
Employment woes for ex-convicts
Davies Ndumiso Sibanda, Labour Matters ONE of the debatable issues in recruitment is the hiring of ex-convicts, a thing that is shunned by some employers.











