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Cash-strapped Chitungwiza Municipality is battling to recover over $2,4 million that it is owed by business people occupying its properties, an official has said.
‘Dishonourable’ Mliswa on a bull rampage
NORTON legislator Mr Temba Mliswa, who has a long history of controversy from sport to business; politics to his love life, is back on a rampage.
Woman faces $116k fraud charges
A woman appeared in court yesterday for allegedly duping two people of $116 400 in separate deals.
Rand pauses
JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa’s rand steadied early yesterday following a sharp sell off in the previous session triggered by a sudden escalation of countrywide power outages.
Chitungwiza sitting on health time bomb
A health disaster is looming in Chitungwiza as streams of sewage continue to flow through most areas, with some of them stretching for up to several kilometres.
Bata gumboot plant creates 290 new jobs
GWERU-based footwear manufacturer, Bata Shoe Company, has created about 290 new jobs after the commissioning a gumboot manufacturing plant.
Forex woes affect ZETDC operations: Spokesperson
The shortage of foreign currency is affecting the Zimbabwe Electricity and Distribution Company’s (ZETDC) capacity and ability to upgrade its ageing equipment and attending to faults in most areas, an official has said.
Spread your tentacles, CSC challenged
Zanu-PF has challenged the Cold Storage Company (CSC), which resumed operations here last year, to spread its tentacles to other parts of Masvingo, taking advantage of the province’s position as a major cattle-producing region.
Nzenza headlines Emcoz indaba
PUBLIC Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Dr Sekai Nzenza is set to headline the Employers Confederation of Zimbabwe (Emcoz) indaba where the bulk of members will have an opportunity to exchange ideas with her on how to navigate the current operating environment.
Kwekwe City to enact by-laws for companies to rehabilitate roads
Kwekwe City Council is planning to enact a by-law that will compel mining companies operating in the city to periodically maintain local roads, mayor council Angeline Kasipo has said.