Cheap is expensive!
Yoliswa Dube GIRLS like two things. They like nice things and they like free things. Some will go for cheap but free is generally preferred.
Conte trusts Giroud, Morata
CHELSEA manager Antonio Conte said he retained faith in strikers Alvaro Morata and Olivier Giroud despite choosing to deploy Eden Hazard up front in last week’s defeat against Manchester City…
Mou must stop Salah to keep Reds at bay
MANCHESTER UNITED boss Jose Mourinho has the tough task of keeping Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah quiet as Jurgen Klopp’s entertainers roll into town at the weekend — with second place in…
Man (34) rapes 26-year-old niece
Sylvester Chiramba, Court Reporter A 34-YEAR-OLD man from Bulawayo has been arrested for allegedly raping his 26-year-old niece in Magwegwe suburb following an anonymous tip-off through a letter that was…
Fikile Mbalula resigns as ANC MP
Johannesburg — Former police minister Fikile Mbalula is the latest ANC Member of Parliament to step down.
Wenger hails Arsenal win
UNDER-FIRE Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was relieved after his side’s impressive 2-0 Europa League last 16, first-leg victory at AC Milan on Thursday, following a “nightmare” week.
Our job as communicators is to build, maintain trust
Lenox Lizwi Mhlanga In a rapidly changing communications environment such as that in Zimbabwe, communicators need to refocus on their core responsibility. That of building trust for their clients and…
‘When drunk I shall rape mama’
Stephen Mpofu IF wishes were horses the supreme horse/wish to ride for Zimbabweans and other Africans who freed themselves from the menacing jaws of foreign ruling cultures would be to…
Bank error makes customer an instant multi-millionaire
An honest bank customer owned up to staff when a computer error made him a multi-millionaire in a matter of seconds.
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- March 10, 2018
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Life assurance sector in upward trajectory
Business Reporter Zimbabwe’s life assurance industry, including reassurers, recorded a four percent growth in gross premiums written to US$272 million for the quarter ended September 30, 2017. The bulk of the…