adminMusona faces Anderlecht axe
WARRIORS skipper Knowledge Musona will be under the spotlight in the coming weeks as he has to prove to the Belgian giants Anderlecht that they have to keep him after being stalked by a huge possibility that he could be offloaded this January.
Govt clears air on fuel prices
Government has not authorised service stations to sell fuel in US dollars only, so dealers should consider all currencies in the basket, including the bond note which is pegged at 1:1 with the USD, the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services has said.The ministry said this on its Twitter handle yesterday, adding that all currencies in the multi-currency basket, including bond notes, remain legal tender for fuel transactions.
Chamisa talks, what talks?
As for the way forward, President Mnangagwa has made it clear that there is no need to talk to losers. Chamisa cannot be rewarded for bringing suffering to the people of Zimbabwe. The suffering he is pretending to have seen now is a result of the sanctions and nothing else.
Remembering a ‘very bloody generous’ hero
Not all superheroes come in costumes. Some just wear a smile and focus on making the world a better place.
Vehicle registration plates run out
THE Central Vehicle Registry (CVR) has run out of vehicle registration plates, with a few available at post offices outside Harare.
RBZ director wants reporting conditions relaxed
Suspended Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) director for the Financial Intelligence Unit Mirirai Chiremba, who is facing charges of criminal abuse of office, has notified the State of his intentions to apply for the relaxation of his bail conditions on the next court date.
Zim splashes millions on luxury imports
Zimbabwe is spending millions of dollars on importing products that it should ordinarily manufacture locally or simply do without, latest figures from the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) have revealed. Plastic bottles, carboys, flasks and other similar articles of plastic gobbled nearly $30 million in imports from February to October last year, as some minor commodities continue to weigh heavily on the country’s import bill.
Beer price increases hit social sports hard
SOCIAL and semi-professional sport leagues have already started feeling the pinch of the increase in beverage prizes as the commodity is central to their activities.
Life inside R. Kelly’s ‘cult’ . . . Grooming, sex training, brainwashing and beatings
Kelly has groomed, imprisoned and “trained” numerous young and often vulnerable women to be his sex slaves, a harrowing docu-series has claimed.