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Mabasa Sasa in NEW YORK Zimbabwe is engaging the Trump administration over economic sanctions Washington imposed on the country nearly two decades ago, in addition to working on ways to…
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DRC vote could be a threat to Africa’s stability: Katumbi
Exiled Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) presidential aspirant Moïse Katumbi has given the clearest indication yet that results of this year’s elections will trigger instability in the vast central African…
Boost horticulture output, farmers told
Local farmers can benefit from the $90 billion global horticulture sector and make rich pickings if they grow to standard, most of the demanded crops such as tomatoes and onions, ZimTrade CEO Mr Allan Majuru has said.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : ED gives Zim value for money pre-UNGA
President Mnangagwa is set to address the 73rd Ordinary Session of the United Nations General Assembly — the world’s biggest international gathering of political leaders — for the first time as the President of Zimbabwe on Wednesday this week.
Jaricha crowned Miss Tourism Zim
After dropping out of the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe finals two years ago because of pending law exams, Manicaland beauty Tafadzwa Jaricha re-entered the contest this year and claimed the crown on Saturday evening.
US, Australia endorse Zim tourism brand
Australian and United States’ consuls met tour operators in Hwange and Victoria Falls where they reaffirmed their countries’ renewed support for Zimbabwe as a safe destination.
New RG tackles queues, graft
Newly-appointed Registrar- General Mr Clement Masango (pictured right) yesterday vowed to end perennial queues for various documents, fight corruption and instill a new work ethic to ramp up service delivery in line with the demands of the Second Republic led by President Mnangagwa.
CAPS UTD SQUEEZE IN, BOSSO MARCH ON
CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe reckoned yesterday that his team needed to pull up their socks in their quest to win the Chibuku Super Cup after the Harare soccer giants squeezed through to the quarter-finals of the tournament courtesy of a penalty shootout win over ZPC Kariba at the National Sports Stadium.
Magaya donates $1 million goods
Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries founder Prophet Walter Magaya yesterday responded to the cholera crisis by donating an assortment of goods worth $1 million to help contain the outbreak which has claimed 33 lives so far and affected thousands others.