RUSSIA 2018: Group E Preview
Brazil v Costa Rica (14.00) Riding in on a wave of expectation, with the painful end to the last Fifa World Cup™ seemingly just a footnote, Brazil did not get…
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- businessweekly
- June 22, 2018
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Consumers spending like crazy! Here’s why
Kudzanai Sharara Spending in the country seems to be very high with big gains across formal clothing retailers, supermarkets, and home improvement stores. This is despite intense competition from informal…
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- June 22, 2018
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ZOL dampens consumer joy. . . increases data costs by 5 percent
Africa Moyo Zol Zimbabwe has dampened consumer excitement that followed the 60 percent reduction in mobile data costs by Government from about 12,5 cents per megabyte to 5 cents per…
Battered referees can press charges
Raymond Jaravaza REPORT them! Tired of being harassed by footballers who insult or abuse you because of a call? Therea��s good news for football officiators- they have Zimbabwe Football Association…
Punters make a killing from World cup betting
TO most Zimbabweans, the World Cup which is under way in Russia is not only about the game of football but how much money one can make or is making…
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- June 22, 2018
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Banks’ lending rises, but industry still thirsty
Tawanda Musarurwa Bank loans are estimated to have increased to $3,8 billion last year from $3,69 billion, as the sector crept towards its highest level in loan book size post-dollarisation.…
Kyle College to host soccer tourney
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter KYLE College in Masvingo will play host to the Conference of Heads of Independent Schools (CHISZ) in Zimbabwe Under-20 soccer tournament that starts today.
F4F programme, key lessons for Zimbabwe
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Moscow, Russia THE Football for Friendship (F4F) programme held in Moscow, Russia, ahead of the ongoing Fifa World Cup provided key lessons for new participants that included Zimbabwe.
Data charges fall by 60%
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent Government yesterday slashed data charges by more than 60 percent to promote social media usage and e-payments.