adminZim, Bots share common links
Historically, Zimbabwe and Botswana share common links and have always benefited from the rich cultural ties between them.
GMB officials to face 8 more charges
The prosecution seeks to add charges of money laundering against Grain Marketing Board (GMB) officials accused of defrauding the parastatal of over $1 million.
Kundai Benyu off-loaded
GLASGOW. — Celtic’s Zimbabwean midfielder Kundai Benyu has joined Swedish football side Helsingborgs on a year-long loan deal.
Maisha Health rescues Mars Ambulance
Maisha Health, Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe’s medical services unit, has rescued MARS Ambulance service from bankruptcy after acquiring the company from the administrator, Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe chief executive officer Eddie Chibi has said.
ED congratulates Buhari
President Mnangagwa has congratulated his counterpart Muhammadu Buhari for winning the Nigerian election on Wednesday giving him a second term in office to lead the oil-rich country.
Petrotrade to secure partner
State-owned petroleum dealer, Petrotrade says it is in the process of securing a strategic partner that will help grow the company`s local footprint, as the state entity moves towards achieving Government’s partial privatisation strategy.
Cassava launches integrated smart digital learning platform
Listed technology company Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe yesterday launched Akello Edutech, a digital learning platform which offers education and learning resources for learners of all age groups – from primary school to post-graduate students.
Rapist thrown 4yrs behind bars
A Chitungwiza man was yesterday jailed 14 years effective for raping a 20-year-old mentally-challenged woman.
Who is Mokgweetsi Masisi?
President Mokgweetsi Masisi was born on July 21, 1962.
Public violence earns man 18-month jail term
An MDC-Alliance supporter based in Chitungwiza, Richard Mutiti, will spend an effective 10 months in prison after he was convicted of inciting protesters who went on a rampage and destroyed Makoni Police Station during last month’s violent protests.