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- September 20, 2018
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Will Ronaldo miss Man Utd games?
CRISTIANO RONALDO suffered the first Champions League red card of his career for Juventus but which games will he be suspended for? Could he miss a return to Old Trafford?…
adminIMF offers to help Zim clear arrears
THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday said it was ready to help Zimbabwe craft a debt clearance strategy anchored on fundamental economic reforms. This comes after outgoing British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Catriona Laing made similar remarks on Tuesday that London was prepared to support an interim staff-monitored programme for Zimbabwe to quickly clear its obligations to international lenders and start accessing new funding.
BILLIAT MAKING WAVES AGAIN
THE sports editor of one of South Africa’s leading daily newspaper has used his blog to describe Kaizer Chiefs’ signing of Khama Billiat as a “stroke of genius” as the Zimbabwe international forward continues to hog the limelight in the Supa Diski.
Miss Tourism Zim ready to roar in Bulawayo
TWENTY-ONE beauties will battle for the crown at Miss Tourism Zimbabwe final to be held in Bulawayo tomorrow.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Public media protects the national interest
A consistent, refrain from the local opposition, among its litany of demands for reforms, is that it is not getting fair coverage from the public media.
Kim agrees to additional denuclearization steps in summit with Moon
SEOUL/PYONGYANG, Sept. 19 (Joint Press Corps-Yonhap) — North Korean leader Kim Jong-un agreed to take additional steps for denuclearization Wednesday, in an apparent gesture to restart its stalled talks with the United States.
Price hikes seasonal: CZI
Zimbabwe’s two major business member groups say price increases witnessed recently across a range of basic goods are largely seasonal but other increases for non-basic goods can be a result of forex shortages.
DIDG ropes in Diasporans to harness funds
The Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group (DIDG), which won the tender to recapitalise the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) to the tune of $400 million, is broadening its shareholder base to other Zimbabweans in the Diaspora.