Highlanders snatch another player to bolster squad ahead of 2019 season

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS continue to be busy on the transfer market bolstering their squad for the 2019 season, with yet another signing, this time around snapping up…

UPDATED: Rains destroy border, school and homesteads in Beitbridge

Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Rains accompanied by strong winds which pounded Beitbridge district in the last three days have left a trail of destruction at the border post and many…

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UPDATED: Chief Magistrate Guvamombe arrested

CHIEF Magistrate Mr Mishrod Guvamombe has been arrested on charges of criminal abuse of office. Police spokesperson Commissioner Charity Charamba confirmed the arrest and Mr Guvamombe is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow.

Home-alone grandpa axed to death

Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter A-77-YEAR-Old man has been found dead in a pool of blood after being axed on the head and between his eyes at his homestead in Gokwe,…

Tough conditions for rebate benefiting firms . . . Need to account for received rebate . . . Industry says move akin to rent seeking

Kudzanai Sharara Manufacturers benefiting from rebate facilities will have to provide full proof of benefits accrued from utilisation of the production incentives or risk having them immediately withdrawn with stiff…

Fuel shortages bleed economy

Africa Moyo Fuel shortages obtaining in the country have adversely impacted on business, with low production and sales being noted in most sectors as delivery and passenger vehicles run dry.

Local content policy nears finality

Golden Sibanda Government is reportedly finalising the proposed local content policy that will prescribe thresholds for local material in all products; amid indications the policy document would soon be submitted…

World Bank optimistic of Zim’s growth potential

Business Writer Zimbabwe’s real GDP growth will expand 3,7 percent in 2019, according to World Bank projection, putting it above Government’s own estimates of 3,1 percent.