adminPresident gets praise for maintaining peace
THE son of late Pan Africanist and founding member of the December 12 Movement, Cde Coltrane Chimurenga, has commended President Mnangagwa for maintaining peace in the country despite foreign infiltration through civic society organisations.
Govt seeks US$30m AfDB project funding
GOVERNMENT is seeking expedited approval of project funding amounting to US$30,7 million for three key initiatives currently being evaluated by the African Development Bank (AfDB), Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has said.
WARRIORS OUT TO MAKE HISTORY
ZIMBABWE captain Knowledge Musona says his Warriors are relishing the massive challenge of taking on hosts, and favourites, Egypt in the first match of the AFCON finals to show the world how far they have evolved, in the past few years, into a very competitive team.
13-year-old wins big at break-dance competition
Many dance crews turned up displaying amazing talent, but it was 13-year-old Tawananyasha Nyadome who captured many hearts as he walked away $2 000 richer at the Afro-joy Break-dance Competition at Hellenics Sports Club over the weekend.
Matutu warns cartels
The Zanu-PF Youth League has said it will expose all corrupt business institutions, associations and individuals who are prejudicing the national economy.
Wasmuth, Bako light up Donnybrook
ONE of Zimbabwe’s top motocross riders Regan Wasmuth made a rare appearance at Donnybrook on Sunday where he produced a solid performance to claim the top step on the podium in the MX2 Class during Round Three of the 2019 Bog-wheelers Club National Championship series.
Vast Resources to finalise diamond investment
AIM-listed mining and resource development concern, Vast Resources told its shareholders that it is hoping to finalise an investment deal in Zimbabwe’s diamond mining as investors continue to circle on the local economy.
No varsity, college fees hikes — Murwira
Colleges and universities have been advised not to raise tuition fees as employers have not increased salaries while indications are that the US$20 million student loan facility being initiated by Government is almost operational.
Evaluation committee for POSB
AN committee has been put in place to evaluate the bids from four international respondents that intend to partner POSB in its partial privatisation drive, the bank’s chief executive officer Admore Kandlela has revealed.
ZC, SRC on collision course
THE Sports and Recreation Commission and Zimbabwe Cricket are set for a protracted battle after the local cricket mother-body was given until midday today to explain the decision to hold their elective Annual General Meeting in Victoria Falls last Friday despite a directive from the Government to suspend the processes.