adminFrom Nakamba to Mings, the racists appear to have finally crossed the line
|JUST nine days after some Aston Villa thugs abused Marvelous Nakamba, his teammate, Tyrone Mings, suffered a similar fate in Bulgaria on Monday in an incident which could be the tipping point in football’s battle against racism.
Coping with surge in accommodation costs
Tenants are finding it difficult to cope with ever-rising accommodation costs in all residential areas across the country as prices of goods and services continue to increase on a daily basis.
Hundreds attend Byo Amazing Voices auditions
Wayne Chiridza, Showbiz Reporter AUDITIONS for the Zimbabwe leg of the Old Mutual Amazing Voices singing competition kicked off in Bulawayo at the Large City Hall yesterday with hundreds flocking the…
FCP plan big for group stages
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter CHAMPIONS FC Platinum are determined to earn a spot among Africa’s big boys of football and believe qualifying for the Caf Champions League quarter-finals will aid…
Resume work & dialogue, doctors told
Zvamaida Murwira and Nesia Mhaka, Harare Bureau Government remains open to dialogue with striking doctors to find a lasting solution, but those discussions should be carried out while health workers are…
Actor Gringo goes under the knife
POPULAR actor Lazarus Boora yesterday underwent surgery for an appendix rupture at CitiMed Hospital in Chitungwiza.
Wadyajena withdraws $3,6m Tagwirei suit
Businessman and legislator Mr Justice Mayor Wadyajena has withdrawn a $3,6 million suit against fellow businessman Mr Kudakwashe Tagwirei over some fuel tankers’ rental debt that had spilled into the High Court.
4 parastatals to be listed on ZSE
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter GOVERNMENT has identified four parastatals for listing on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) in line with the Public Enterprises Reform Programme which seeks to enhance efficiency…
Monthly inflation eases
The month-on-month inflation rate for September shed 0,35 percentage points on the August rate to 17,72 percent in September, as inflationary pressures eased briefly on relative exchange rate stability.