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- February 18, 2019
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Bayern fly to Liverpool without Boateng
Berlin — Bayern Munich jetted to Liverpool for today’s Champions League, last-16 first leg without centre-back Jerome Boateng and hoping French winger Kingsley Coman will be fit. Boateng is out…
adminPresident retires, reassigns 4 military chiefs
President Mnangagwa has retired and reassigned four senior military officers to the Diplomatic Service in line with Government’s critical global engagement and re-engagement strategy.
CONGO’S BALOTELLI WOES GIVE WARRIORS BIG BOOST . . . Red Devils star likely to miss AFCON decider
THE football gods appear to be casting a bright light on the Warriors path, as they battle to make the 2019 AFCON finals, with Congo-Brazzaville’s attacking mainstay, Thievy Bifouma, now set to miss the winner-take-all showdown in Harare on March 24.
Editorial Comment: Artisanal mining needs regulation, support
In the past few years, artisanal miners have produced more gold than conglomerates, making their input in the national economy critical.
Zifa turns down Cosafa Cup
Organisers of the COSAFA senior men’s football tournament were yesterday left to search for a new host nation for the 2019 edition after Zimbabwe turned down the rights citing short notice.
Tendai Biti found guilty
MDC-Alliance vice chairman Tendai Biti yesterday escaped jail by a whisker after he was slapped with a suspended six-month prison term for illegally announcing purported results for the 2018 Presidential elections.
Honeymoon over for reckless directors
Employees and minority shareholders have edged closer to getting powers to take legal action against directors for breach of good faith when the Companies and Other Entities Bill, currently before Parliament and set to go through public hearings, becomes law.
Tribute to Charles Mungoshi . . . saluting author’s loving wife Jessesi
This is a sad day for all Zimbabweans. A giant has fallen. Dr Mungoshi had a writing career spanning nearly half a century. This is a feat achieved by not so many in Zimbabwe. He was an outstanding writer and many of his books became set-books studied in schools in both English and Shona. He proved to be such a versatile writer.
Stanbic unveils $41 000 for Murehwa bridge
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has availed $41 000 towards the construction of Shavanhowe Bridge in Murehwa, 90km north east of Harare.
CZI lobbies for currency trading platform
Zimbabwe’s industrial representative body, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) is lobbying Government to avail a platform for businesses to legally trade currency to cushion them from foreign currency shortages that are chocking operations, CZI president Silefani Jabangwe has said.