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New deal with Zisco investor to be finalised in 100 days
Golden Sibanda The Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company’s (Zisco) ‘onerous’ half a billion-dollar debt to local and foreign institutions/individuals was chief among the many factors that led to the collapse…
Econet gets broadcasting licence
Prince Sunduzani, Business Reporter GOVERNMENT has awarded Econet Media a broadcasting licence allowing the giant telecoms firm to offer web casting, content distribution and video on demand services.
Juventus yodzora Morata
JUVENTUS iri kuedza kudzora mutambi weChelsea – Alvaro Morata – zvichitevera kutatarika kwaaita mumwaka wake wekutanga kuStamford Bridge.
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Singapore giant angles for Cottco
Martin Kadzere Singaporean agro-processing giant, Wilmar International’s local unit, Surface Wilmar Investments, has launched a bid to acquire a majority shareholding in The Cotton Company of Zimbabwe to secure guaranteed…
CNN documents Carl’s HIFA show
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent COMEDIAN Carl Joshua Ncube is a happy man; this is after global news channel Cable News Network (CNN) has been following his journey of producing a…
Govt committed to media freedom
Nyemudzai Kakore, Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT is committed to freeing the airwaves and break the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation monopoly, which will result in more content creation, Acting Information, Media and Broadcasting…
ZEC registers 5,43 million voters
Abigail Mawonde, Harare Bureau THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has said it has registered 5.43 million voters by April and has since established a centre where Biometric Voter Registration (BVR)…
More Bosso/NetOne activations coming
Fungai Muderere HIGHLANDERSa�� newly found all-weather partner, NetOne, have revealed that more Bosso fan activations will be done in Bulawayo and surrounding areas in a bid to help the club…
Shearwater plans nationwide budget lodges
Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls TOUR operating company Shearwater Adventures has set aside more than $30 million to construct budget lodges countrywide, chairman, Mr Mike Davis, has said.