Copper cable thefts prove costly to Govt
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter COPPER cable thefts in Kamativi has disrupted radio services and it is proving costly to Government to use generators at transmission sites due to loss of…
Russia pummel Saudis in World Cup opener
DENIS CHERYSHEV struck twice for Russia as the World Cup hosts thumped Saudi Arabia 5-0 in the opening match of the tournament in Moscow yesterday.
Court grants Ndoro bail
Soccer star Tendai Ndoro has been accused of assaulting his wife Thando. It seems Ndoroa��s marriage is crumbling just six months after he and Thando said a�?I doa�? in a…
Mainline turn Dingumuzi into fortress
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- June 15, 2018
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How ED is putting Zimbabwe on world map
Kudzanai Sharara Taking Stock Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has used most of his time as the President of the republic to tout his “Zimbabwe is Open for Business” mantra. When he…
Vavakidzani vaburana . . .
‘Uri kuda kutora murume wangu’ Gamuchirai Muzanenhamu— MUDZIMAI wekuendeswa kudare nemuvakidzani wake achinzi ari kumushungurudza anopikisana nemashoko aya achiti mukadzi uyu ari kuda murume wake, izvo zvinoita kuti vagare vachinetsana.
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- June 15, 2018
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Powerspeed’s strategy shift pays off
Business Writer Powerspeed Electricals’ showed again this week that its decision to emphasise a certain business model — retail hardware — and de-emphasise another — engineering — has made the…
Leta��s be king makersa��
. . Nkululeko Nkala By time of going to Press, the names of the young people and creatives trying their hand at politics who had successfully filed for nomination were…
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- June 15, 2018
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New business can provide competition
One of the biggest problems for a small and partially-closed economy, such as prevails in Zimbabwe, is the lack of competition at the producer level. When prices of a particular class…