adminBonang Matheba confirms end of the road for reality show
Go stock up on tissues while you still can because Bonang’s reality show has come to an end after the final episode aired last Friday. Bonang has been slaying TV…
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- October 14, 2019
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UPDATED : ICC lifts local cricket suspension
LOCAL cricket heaved a huge sigh of relief yesterday after the International Cricket Council (ICC) reinstated Zimbabwe as a full member of the global cricket family, ending its three-month banishment.
Govt, doctors head for arbitration
Government and striking doctors are now heading for arbitration following the expiration of the 48-hour ultimatum given by the Labour Court last Friday.
SADC develops regional mobile money platform
The Southern African Development Community (Sadc) region is working to introduce a mobile money transfer system for the bloc.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Inflation battle: Everyone must play ball
Zimbabwe’s latest wave of price increases was unexpected considering the economic fundamentals and the stability that had been growing in the economy, but appears to have occurred because of four factors that each need to be tackled.
High Court orders bunching of Equity/Shah cases
High Court Judge Justice Edith Mushore last week ordered consolidation of cases relating to the dispute between businessman Jayesh Shah’s Al Shams Global BVI Limited and local firm Equity Properties, saying the duplicitous nature of the contested issues warrants treating them as a single case.
We are here to stay — Stanchart
Standard Chartered remains committed to maintaining presence in Zimbabwe and its digitisation strategy — which has seen the country’s oldest bank closing most of its branches — should not be interpreted as a deliberate move to wind down operations.
ZCDC searches for new CEO
The Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) on Sunday began its search for a new chief executive to replace Dr Morris Mpofu who was fired five months ago amid allegations of corruption and abuse of office.
In gold we trust: 2019 Report
Very few South Africans have not been affected in some way or another by mining, specifically gold mining.
Pensioners’ ever receding dream
Mudhara Musumare was an astute man. If there was one thing he was wary of, it was being caught unawares, thus he would take every opportunity to invest for that rainy day he knew would surely come.