CZI indaba nto discuss business strategies

Prince Sunduzani, Business Reporter THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) will this month hold an economic outlook symposium to discuss key business strategies for the year and beyond.

Softball team for WC Qualifiers

Ellina Mhlanga, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE’S senior women softball team are hoping to bounce back into action this month when they take part in the WBSC Africa Division World Championships qualifier…

Spread anti-corruption net to consultancy companies

Chris Ndlovu WHILE Government is redirecting the Zimbabwean economic turn-around strategy by firstly nipping the corruption scourge in the country, it should spread its net to all corrupt consultants and…

CZI indaba nto discuss business strategies

Prince Sunduzani, Business Reporter THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) will this month hold an economic outlook symposium to discuss key business strategies for the year and beyond.

Medicinal trees of the grasslands

To the average African people, medicine means far more than the drug to cure a disease; it also means the poison to kill an enemy, the charm to bring back…

UPDATED: Police probe city violence

Crime Reporter Police in Harare are investigating an incident in which street vendors and cellphone dealers on Tuesday evening clashed with alleged criminals, who were in the habit of terrorising…

Xi stresses real combat training

BAODING. — President Xi Jinping yesterday instructed the armed forces to strengthen real combat training and improve its war-winning capability. President Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China…

Tete Munya arrives on gospel scene

Arts Correspondent Pastor Charles Charamba’s younger sister Munyaradzi Charamba-Nyakudya who goes by the moniker Tete Munya in music circles has announced her arrival on the mainstream music scene with her…

Residents hail Govt on hospital fees waivers

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Manicaland Bureau Manicaland residents have welcomed Government move to scrap medical fees for vulnerable groups as part of measures to ensure accessibility of better healthcare in the country.

Lungu accepts FM’s resignation

LUSAKA. — Zambian President Edgar Lungu’s office yesterday confirmed that it had received a letter of resignation from Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba.

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