Daring thief steals police officer’s car
A DARING Mutare man landed himself in trouble after he stole a car from a police officer who had parked on the roadside to relieve himself.
Gweru unbundles Go Beer into 3 units
Gweru City Council has completed the unbundling of former Go Beer Company into three strategic business units, a move which is expected to revive farming and manufacturing activities in the beer concern and rake in more revenue for the cash-strapped local authority.
Alvarez unifies middleweight
Mexican Saul “Canelo” Alvarez unified boxing’s 160-pound division on Saturday night, earning a unanimous decision over Daniel Jacobs in a fight that pitted two of the world’s top middleweights with three world titles on the line.
Gamecocks overpower Manica Diamonds
MANICA Diamonds were handed a Premiership football lesson by an inspired Chicken Inn yesterday as coach Luke Masomere blamed fatigue for his team’s defeat at Gibbo yesterday.
Entrepreneurship funds in Africa: The good, the bad
Entrepreneurs have a pivotal role to play in Africa’s unemployment crisis. Today over a third of the continent’s young workforce (those aged 15-35) are unemployed.
Debt reduction strategy pays off for Brainworks
Brainworks a Mauritian-based JSE-listed holding company with a Zimbabwean hotel and real estate investment portfolio — released annual results for the year ended December 31, 2018, reporting revenue up by 35 percent to US$79,3 million from US$58,6 million in the prior year.
City overtake Man U
Manchester City have overtaken Manchester United as the English Premier League’s most valuable club, with higher wages and lower profits hurting the Old Trafford powerhouse, according to a football finance survey published on Friday.
187 killed Tripoli, more than 1,000 wounded in Tripoli fighting
Recent fighting in southern Tripoli in Libya has killed 187 people and wounded 1,157, a spokesman for the ministry of health said on Saturday.
US may cut security ties with UK over Huawei ties, says senator
The United States could cut off security ties with the UK if the government of Prime Minister Theresa May proceeds with plans to involve Chinese telecommunications company Huawei in the development of Britain’s next-generation internet network, a top US senator has warned.
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John McDonnell: No trust left in PM May over Brexit talks
Labour’s shadow chancellor says he does not trust Theresa May after details from cross-party talks on Brexit were leaked to the press. The PM has called on Labour leader Jeremy…