O’Level-Kuda Muhonndo: Kuda anoda Chimurenga
Munyaradzi Gunduza VANHU vepamba pavanaKuda vanoda hondo chaizvo zvinoita kuti vapate musha vasingadi kuwana chavaitaura nemasoja izvo zvinokonzera kuti vazopisirwa musha vahwanda muchikomo.
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- October 12, 2018
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‘Media need to show Sebastian more respect’
Andrew Benson Chief F1 writer Lewis Hamilton says Formula 1 title rival Sebastian Vettel has received too much criticism this year.
Edgars schools tourney on
. . Allen Khumalo BULAWAYO primary schools are set to compete in the second edition of the Edgars Under-14 Cricket Championship from October 17-18.
murume hutu nasisi
Gamuchirai Muzanenhamu VANHU vaiva mudare vakashamisika apo vakanzwa kuti mumwe mudzimai akasiyira munin’ina wake murume achityira kuti angatizwe apo akaenda mhiri kwemakungwa asi iye zvino avo kumuda sezvo akadzoka.
- businessweekly
- October 12, 2018
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Customs clearing agents licensing dilemma
Gertrude Mawire The 2017 Budget Statement made some far reaching proposals in relation to the licensing of Customs Clearing Agents in order to better regulate their operations. These proposals have…
US firm inks $1bn investment deal
AN American company, Hondius Capital Management, yesterday signed a $1 billion investment partnership with the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ), with a view to bankrolling Zimbabwe’s mining and infrastructural development projects.
EU EOM slammed over biased election report
The European Union (EU) has come under fire for trying to discredit the widely hailed July 30 harmonised elections in its final report released on Wednesday.
Concern over new signs, symptoms
Government has expressed concern over the number of people still presenting with cholera signs and symptoms, despite vaccination against the diarrhoeal disease that started last week.
Grain millers receive 30 000 tonnes of wheat
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has started receiving the 30 000 tonnes of wheat imported recently and millers who had temporarily closed shop due to the unavailability of the cereal are now expected to resume operations.
ZCTU demo flops
An illegal demonstration called by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions yesterday flopped and close to 100 people, including the organisation’s seven leaders, were arrested for taking part in the unsanctioned gathering.