FCP brace for Baobab battle
Mukudzei Chingwere, Harare Bureau DEFENDING league champions FC Platinum will carry, at least, two sets of football boots per player for their top-of-the-table clash against joint log-leaders Ngezi Platinum Stars…
Bekezela set for date with Samthing Soweto
. SOUTH Africa-based jazzman Bothwell a�?Bekezelaa�? Nkomo has congratulated South African Afro-fusion artiste Samkelo Mdolomba otherwise known as Samthing Soweto for winning big at the 24th edition of the South…
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- June 8, 2018
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‘Zimbabwe set for take off … But translate rhetoric into action’
Martin Kadzere and Kudzanai Sharara Zimbabwe holds massive potential to become one of the fastest growing economies in Africa, but the bright prospects hinge on its ability to translate rhetoric…
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- June 8, 2018
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‘Zimbabwe horticulture can grow on partnerships’
Munashe Matambo Zimbabwe’s horticulture sector has potential to grow into big business if local players partner with experienced companies from the Netherlands, ZimTrade acting CEO Allan Mujuru has said. He…
MONEY TALKS: Platinums clash in battle for supremacy
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Condom wrappers under bed – man burns down hut in anger over cheating wife
Vuyelwa Sibindi A man from Goho Village in Plumtree burnt down his matrimonial bedroom hut after he allegedly found condom wrappers under the bed when he came back from a…
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- June 8, 2018
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Edgars may lay off 90 workers
Andile Tshuma Bulawayo. — Panic has gripped workers at Edgars Stores Limited over plans to lay off about 90 employees in Bulawayo as part of a restructuring exercise, but company…
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- June 8, 2018
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Strong performance forecast for OK Zim
Enacy Mapakame Retail giant OK Zimbabwe’s revenue for the financial year 2019 to jump 11 percent to $651 million, according to industry analysts, driven by an anticipated robust performance in…
‘Mafia gang stifles Bulawayo art’ – Carl Ncube throws cat amongst pigeons
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent COMEDIAN Carl Joshua Ncube has alleged that there is an eight-member “mafia” which is killing Bulawayo art by oppressing artistes from the city.