Being Braydan episode 1 to premiere
Tonderai Zvimba, Showbiz Reporter LOCAL reality TV show, Being Braydan’s first episode will premiere today at the Friday Late hosted by the National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo. Being Braydan is…
6 Kezi men arrested for murder
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent SIX men from Kezi have been arrested for allegedly beating up a fellow villager for spilling beer on them during a drinking spree at a local nightclub.…
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- June 28, 2019
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Disparity among soccer players
President Trump opted not to take a side in the debate over whether female soccer players should be paid as much as their male peers.
- businessweekly
- June 28, 2019
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ZSE reacts to currency reforms
The local equities market took a hit in the week to June 27 as investors shied away from the bourse in response to the latest currency developments.
Rapist prays for fainted victim
Michelle Gwizi, Chronicle Reporter A MAN from Bulawayo raped a 45-year-old woman until she fainted, prayed for her and raped her again when she regained consciousness. Haston Phiri (37) of no…
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- June 28, 2019
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Social media tips for small businesses
The small business world can be a grind working in and on the business to reach goals and milestones and grow.
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- June 28, 2019
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Rock painting the Matobo Hills
Inside the Matobo National Park, having travelled just a few kilometres searching for Maleme Dam where we were looking forward to some canoeing and fishing, we encountered a sign post marked “White Rhino Shelter”.
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- June 28, 2019
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Forex bubble bursts, as predicted
As we have been warning, a bubble was forming in the US dollar exchange rate, and this week the really big bubble in the vendor market, more formally if wrongly called the parallel market, duly burst as the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe finally made many of the required and desired changes in monetary policy.
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- June 28, 2019
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Jumia Food looks beyond Africa’s middle class for growth
NAIROBI. — Jumia Food, a unit of New York-listed e-commerce platform Jumia Technologies is offering cheaper menu options in its African home market to attract lower income earners as it seeks to boost growth, the delivery company said.
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- June 28, 2019
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Major League Soccer unveils sweeping changes
Major League Soccer unveiled sweeping changes to its commercial sponsorship guidelines on Wednesday that allow its 24 clubs to secure jersey and stadium naming rights sponsorships with sports betting and liquor companies.