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Zimbabwe-born academic Dr Tererai Trent, who is based in the United States, has been named among the World’s Top 10 Most Inspiring Women “Sculpted for Equal Rights” and will have her life-size bronze statue erected at the Rockefeller Centre in New York City on August 26 during the launch of Statues of Equality.
Govt ready to support private sector: Modi
Government will always stand ready to support the private sector in improving productivity, job creation and improved incomes in the country, Industry and Commerce Deputy Minister Raj Modi has said.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Let’s find ways to boost, not boss the economy
For the past two decades Zimbabwe has been going through severe pain inflicted by the illegal economic sanctions imposed by the United States, Britain and their allies — seeking to reverse the gains of the land reform programme — the main reason why Zimbabweans undertook the liberation struggle.
Miracle of Anfield cheers world as coaches pick priceless lessons
THE Miracle of Anfield — widely considered the greatest comeback in UEFA Champions League history — lifted Liverpool to new heights on Tuesday night, vanquished Lionel Messi and his supporting act and cheered the spirits of millions around the world.
Court throws out Supa’s passport application
Former Information Communication Technology (ICT) Minister Supa Mandiwanzira’s application for the permanent release of his passport was yesterday thrown out by court.
Zim under siege, Zanu-PF tells Chinese counterparts
The ruling Zanu-PF party chairperson, Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri — who is leading a delegation of the revolutionary party on a tour in China — has said Zimbabwe is under political and economic siege from its detractors that are bent on disrupting President Mnangagwa’s reforms.
African Sun opens up on Legacy deal
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed entity African Sun said the recently terminated deal it had with Legacy Hospitality Management Services Limited (Legacy) was just a management contract and did not require the latter putting money into the business.
Recover Harvest House debt, ratepayers insist
Harare residents are up in arms with the Harare City Council (HCC) for allegedly failing to recover over RTGS$200 000 owed by Morgan Richard Tsvangirai House, formerly Harvest House.
Jazz can rise again: Kunonga
Victor Kunonga believes jazz music can still rise to its previous level if it is given equal attention with other genres at shows and airplay.