a�?I regret helping hera��…. . . Man says after wife falls for church elder
Siphathisiwe Tshuma A BULAWAYO man learnt it the hard way after his wife of 10 years whom he had helped to raise her children and buy a house dumped him…
Be vigilant, army told
ARMY officers should remain vigilant and alert to avoid the recurrence of incidents similar to what occurred at White City Stadium, in Bulawayo recently, where a bomb blast killed two VIP security personnel and left several others injured.
Jean Masters performs at Bar Rouge tonight
Jean Masters remains one of consistent female live show performers on the local showbiz scene.
Today’s SMS/Whatsapp reader feedback
We urge the government to intervene on the Nust DNA testing machine which has been down for almost three months. — MN, Bulawayo
Councillors demand monthly salaries
Councillors have asked Government to treat them like Members of Parliament who receive a salary and sitting allowances, saying they deserve similar remuneration as their responsibilities are the same.
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- businessweekly
- July 13, 2018
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Tax amnesty has come and gone
Gertrude Mawire The poor response to the first Tax Amnesty extended to taxpayers in 2014 appears to have set a standard for all future Tax Amnesties in Zimbabwe.
- businessweekly
- July 13, 2018
- 575 views
Tax amnesty has come and gone
Gertrude Mawire The poor response to the first Tax Amnesty extended to taxpayers in 2014 appears to have set a standard for all future Tax Amnesties in Zimbabwe.
The Star FM team raising awareness on albinism
In recent weeks media outlets in the US have been fretting over what would ordinarily be considered good news — the roaring American economy, which has brought low unemployment and, in some places, a labour shortage. Owners and managers have complained about their problems in finding people to fill low-wage positions. “Nobody wants to do manual labour any more,” as one trade association grandee told the Baltimore Sun, and so the manual labour simply goes undone.
Chiefs not politicians: Chief Charumbira
PRESIDENT of the Chiefs Council Chief Fortune Charumbira has said traditional leaders are not politicians, but custodians of land, tradition and culture.
Migwagwa yogadzirwa kuBuhera
MUGWAGWA unobatanidza Murambinda, kuBuhera, neBirchenough – uyo une makore wakashata – wava kuzoiswa tara, rinova danho riri kutarisirwa nevagari veko kuunza budiriro.