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- Chronicle
- January 28, 2019
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Darikwa’s UK crusade
Albert Marufu in LONDON, England AFTER warming up to the demands of playing for the Warriors, Nottingham Forest defender Tendayi Darikwa has set about on a crusade to help lure…
- Chronicle
- January 28, 2019
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Over-detained suspected cattle rustlers released
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent TWO men who were intercepted while transporting 10 head of cattle suspected to have been stolen from a farm in West Nicholson area to Bulawayo have…
Cottco to venture into cotton farming
The Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) has applied for 40 000 hectares of land in Mbire district as it seeks to venture into cotton farming.
- Chronicle
- January 28, 2019
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People from all walks of life bid Mtukudzi farewell
Godwin Muzari, Harare Bureau It was a rare scenario in local music and in the history of national heroism. The Bindura-Mt Darwin highway was a sea of different colours as…
Farmers hit by shortage of AN fertiliser
Farmers in the Midlands province are facing acute shortage of ammonium nitrate fertiliser, amid revelations that the country’s sole ammonium nitrate fertiliser producer, Sable Chemicals, is able to produce only 25 percent of the country’s fertiliser requirements at the moment.
Kwekwe in drain clean-up
Kwekwe City Council has started clearing the drainage system and removing garbage around the city in a bid to avert flooding due to blockages.
‘Immigrants generate jobs for locals in SA’
PRETORIA. — Immigrants in South Africa had a positive impact on employment and wages for locals between 1996-2011, with each immigrant worker generating approximately two jobs for citizens, according to a new World Bank report.
Taxi driver murdered
A taxi driver was allegedly murdered in cold blood by three suspected car-jackers who had hired him from the Central Business District (CBD) in Gweru to Woodlands suburb.
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- businessweekly
- January 28, 2019
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South African businesses buoyant despite challenging economic climate
Confidence among small South African businesses fell in the third and fourth quarters of 2018 but the sector remains optimistic despite a challenging economic climate, a survey published on Friday…
Low turnout disappoints Phakamile
NATIONAL Athletics Association of Zimbabwe director for coaching, talent identification and development Lisimati Phakamile has expressed disappointment after most athletes missed the National Track and Field Championships at White City Stadium, in Bulawayo on Saturday.