Inflation stands at 3pc
Oliver Kazunga, Acting Business Editor ZIMBABWE’S year-on year inflation rate closed 2017 at 3.46 percent gaining 0.49 percentage points on the November rate of 2.97 percent, official figures show.
Talent unearthed at Just Gospel show
Kudzai Mpangi, Showbiz Reporter BOTSWANA-based gospel talent show, Just Gospel, roared into life on Saturday at a colourful event held at the Life Spring Ministries in Bulawayo.
Govt reprimands Trump, US over prejudicial remarks
Takunda Maodza, Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT yesterday protested recent utterances by US President Donald Trump branding Africa a “shithole” and urged Washington to dump its hurtful and prejudicial language as it…
Streak rues Zim’s first over calamity
ZIMBABWE head coach Heath Streak was left to rue a calamitous start after his side was condemned to an eight-wicket defeat at the hands of Bangladesh in the opening match…
Time Bank to re-open. . . Ready to contribute to economic development
Prince Sunduzani, Business Reporter TIME Bank says it is determined to re-establish its services and contribute to economic development of the country following its reinstatement by the Reserve bank of…
Twitter users roast Ginimbi
When businessman Genius Kadungure aka Ginimbi flaunted his R4 million Bentley car he had Twitter in stitches not because of the car but that Bentley manufactured its own iPads and…
Zimbabwe look to revive happy times against Sri Lanka
It has been six months since Zimbabwe came back from being 2-1 down to win 3-2 in an ODI series in Sri Lanka, before pushing the hosts all the way…
Wife ‘murderer’ threatens to kill daughter
Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Correspondent The family of a Gweru woman who was allegedly murdered by her abusive husband, days after he had paid lobola, is living in fear after he…
School term shortened to 11 weeks
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter THE first school term calendar which in the past has been 13 weeks, has this year been shortened to 11 weeks.
Why we are always broke
Morris Mpala, MoB Capital Ltd I HAVE noticed black gangster rappers or pseudo Zimbabwe rappers bragging about ‘being broke is childish’.











