adminNatprint speaks on RBZ query
Zimpapers’ printing and publishing division, Natprint, has said it is investigating circumstances that could have led to its implication as one of the firms that has externalised foreign currency.
Algeria Army Chief of Staff says sovereignty is red line
Algerian Army Chief of Staff on Sunday warned that Algeria’s sovereignty, security and stability is a red line that no one can cross.
Police dismiss reports on serial killers
Police have dismissed viral social media reports of an increase in serial killers who are on the prowl across the country.
Blue Bulls return
EXACTLY two years after they left a huge mark on the Zimbabwe scene, South African rugby giants Vodacom Blue Bulls will return to the country for a once-off clash against a local invitational side, the Zambezi Steelers, next month.
Property firms make millions on MoD land
Property companies have made millions of pounds by buying land from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and applying for planning permission, before selling on the sites.
Non-life insurers in $35m profit
Short term non-life insurers recorded a total profit after tax of $35,89 million for the first nine months of last year, which represents a 264 percent rise, a quarterly report released by the Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) has said.
UK officials court investment for new homes
UK officials turned up in force at the property industry’s annual jamboree in the south of France this year as the government looked to entice developers into building more homes.
Zim steps up war against fake news
Zimbabwe’S online national-fact checking platform (ZimFact), which seeks to reduce the circulation of false information on media platforms, was officially launched last Friday.
Sharpe dismisses media comment
Businessman Mr Ken Sharpe yesterday distanced himself from an online comment posted under one of our stories recently suggesting that he was against the new administration led by President Mnangagwa.
City, residents clash over road levy
Masvingo city residents have demanded the reversal of a $3 road levy that was recently introduced by council saying the move was effected without consultation.