UPDATED: Cyclone Idai unites Zimbabweans

Tropical Cyclone Idai has seen Zimbabweans burying their differences and unite as they fundraise and collect goods to help victims of the deadly storm in Manicaland and Masvingo provinces.

Yadah Connect hauled to court over VAT

Yadah Connect (Private) Limited yesterday appeared in court on allegations of evading paying tax on income amounting to US$1 195 529,60 and not registering with the Commissioner-General  of the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) for Value Added Tax.

Parastatal reforms to earn Govt US$350m

Government expects to generate US$350 million from reforming TelOne, NetOne, Telecel, Zimpost and the Peoples’ Own Savings Bank (POSB).

On any given Sunday, irrespective of the opposition, we just have to remember we are the Warriors

This fictional motivational letter from Sunday Chidzambwa to his Warriors was written by our Senior Sports Editor, ROBSON SHARUKO, using words borrowed from an address made by actor Al Pacino, in his role as Tony D’Amato, in the American football movie, ‘Any Given Sunday,’ the coach of the Miami Sharks, to his players, before a crucial championship game.

Sanganai Expo preps begin

PREPARATIONS for the 12th Edition of Sanganai/Hlanganani-World Tourism Expo 2019 are on track, with more than 100 international buyers expected to attend, Zimbabwe Tourism Authority acting chief executive Mrs Rita Likukuma has said.

Cyclone Idai affects over 2,6 million in Sadc

Cyclone winds and floods that swept across south-eastern Africa affected more than 2,6 million people and could rank as one of the worst weather-related disasters recorded in the southern hemisphere, United Nations officials said yesterday.

Musicians in ‘Cyclone Relief Concert’

Local musicians have joined hands with various arts associations, City of Harare, private companies and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to mobilise resources for victims of cyclone Idai which ravaged parts of the country over the weekend.

Negative labour rulings cost municipality $88 000 monthly

Chitungwiza Municipality’s labour cases continue to increase, with monthly obligations as a result of rulings in favour of former workers hovering around $88 000.

ED tasks 2 ministers to address B/Bridge plight

President Mnangagwa has instructed two Cabinet ministers to work together in addressing challenges affecting the teaching of sciences in Beitbridge district.

Cyclone Idai affects wheat importation

Cyclone Idai has negatively impacted on the transportation of wheat from Mozambique into the country, with 100 trucks stuck at Beira due to poor road network, the Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has said.

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