adminRape-accused remanded in custody
A Harare man appeared in court yesterday on allegations of raping his 11-year-old niece.
Zanu-PF approves conference venue
Zanu-PF has approved Mandedza High School in Seke constituency in Mashonaland East as the venue for the 2019 annual national conference.
Zim braces for African Moto-X Championships
THIS weekend will see Zimbabwe hosting its first major international sporting event of the year when more than 200 riders from seven different countries descend on Donnybrook Park in Harare for the 2019 FIM Africa Motocross of African Nations Championships.
Govt, UN Women to transform flea market in Epworth
The Ministry of Women’s Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, in partnership with the United Nations (UN) Women, is working on transforming the Overspill Flea Market in Epworth into a safe vending site for women and girls.
She-polopolo thrash Mighty Warriors
ZIMBABWE’S Mighty Warriors will have an uphill task when they face Zambia in the second leg of the second round in the 2020 Olympic qualifiers after they were humiliated yesterday at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka.
Triangle ready for Bosso
HIGH-RIDING Triangle are itching to sink their teeth into Highlanders in a Castle Lager Premiership football match at Gibbo today.
Hwange, FCP draw
HWANGE FC are firmly establishing themselves as draw specialists in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer league race.
Padenga shareholder approve diversification into gold
Shareholders of Padenga Holdings yesterday approved the proposal to acquire a 50,1 percent stake in gold mining firm Dallaglio Investments.
Microfinance loans on the rise
TOTAL loans for the credit-only microfinance sector increased by 26,4 percent to $316,3 million in the quarter ended June 30, 2019 with the bulk of the loans supporting the agriculture sector.
Brainworks to raise $58m for debt-clearance
Brainworks Limited, a Mauritian diversified investment holding company, listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, with an exclusive focus on Zimbabwe, has advised its shareholders of the intention to raise capital to the tune of R85,8 million ($58,3 million local dollars) by way of a renounceable rights offer as part of the drive to clear third party debts, and in particular a loan fast-approaching its maturity on October 17, 2019.