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Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter DESPITE the acrimony and huge costs that followed the abortive deal with Cameroonian forward Christian Joe Epoupa, Dynamos have not lost their love for the…
‘Produce locally to save forex’
ZIMBABWE can save foreign currency through reinforcement of value chain for goods that can be produced locally to cut the import bill and trade deficit, Industry and Commerce Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu has said.
Puppets polluting Harare, Caracas
In a meagre attempt to regain international attention, Mr Chamisa disrespectfully rejected President Mnangagwa’s invitation to sit down and have a meeting of the minds with the opposition to exacerbate political tension and differences and move forward.
New acting boss for ZTA named
Economist Mrs Rita Likukuma has been seconded as Zimbabwe Tourism Authority chief executive on an acting basis with effect from February 1.
Manicaland holds devolution indaba
GOVERNMENT officials, stakeholders and development partners drawn from across Manicaland on Tuesday held a one-day conference to sensitise each other on the devolution process. The conference was meant to discuss and share best approaches towards implementing the process.
Highlanders resolve dispute
Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS say they have resolved the dispute which resulted in some of their players walking out on the club’s pre-season camp this week. Bosso, the Premiership’s oldest football…
Ngezi Platinum sign new players
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter NGEZI Platinum Stars have signed Nigerian striker Osie Miniru as they target winning the domestic Premiership title this year. They have brought in former Mutare City…
StanChart pleads guilty
The competition commission has said that Standard Chartered Bank has pleaded guilty to currency manipulation, including of the rand, citing a consent agreement between Standard Chartered Bank and the New York state department of financial services.
Nigeria’s race for 2019 presidency
Nigerians will on February 16 choose who will lead Africa’s largest democracy between two leading contenders: President Muhammadu Buhari and former vice president Atiku Abubakar. The two have run for president nine times between them.