Give new admin a chance — Mutasa

Zimbabwe is in the right hands and people should give the new administration time to turn around the economy, business mogul Dr Shingi Mutasa has said.

Mberengwa North legislator applauds Govt on roads

MBERENGWA North Member of Parliament Cde Tafanana Zhou has applauded Government for the road infrastructure upgrading project in the area, where the Treasury availed more than $19 million for road reconstruction.

Mhofu backs Mutasa, Gumbo

SUNDAY Chidzambwa has leapt to the defence of his assistants, Lloyd Mutasa and Rahman Gumbo, following their recent sackings at their respective clubs last week.

Tsatsa ready for Swazi race

VETERAN Zimbabwean female long-distance runner, Thabitha Tsatsa, is headed to eSwatini (formerly Swaziland) ahead of Sunday’s third edition of the Imbube King’s Marathon in which she is a two-time champion.

BREAKING: Byo water disruptions spread to Eastern suburbs

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) on Tuesday advised its residents and businesses in the Central Business District that it will interrupt water supplies in most of the…

Shamva Lithium Project gets high-grade lithium assays

BH24 Reporter HARARE – Australian Securities Exchange-listed resources group, Six Sigma Metals Ltd says has discovered high-grade lithium in drilling program at its Shamva Lithium Project in Zimbabwe. The drilling was…

Total Zim to convert 45 stations to solar

Kudakwashe Mhundwa HARARE – One of Zimbabwe`s biggest fuel distributors, Total Zimbabwe, says it plans to convert to solar about 45 service stations in Zimbabwe as part of the company’s short-term…

How fears about jobs drive anti-migrant sentiment in South Africa

Steven Gordon One of the major problems facing South Africa is anti-immigrant violence. The seriousness of this problem was highlighted in a recent report on hate crime in the country.…

Bill allowing U.S. to sue OPEC drawing renewed interest

NEW YORK/DUBAI – With oil prices hitting fresh four-year highs, long-dormant proposals to allow the United States to sue OPEC nations are getting a fresh look in Congress, though they…

South Africa’s rand remains under pressure

JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s rand retreated early on Tuesday, and local bonds fell amid subdued risk appetite. The rand was 0.49 percent weaker at 14.2950 per dollar at 0645 GMT,…

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