Makunde sacked ahead of Africa Netball Cup
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter SENIOR netball team coach Lloyd Makunde has been sacked ahead of the Africa Netball Cup that gets underway in South Africa today. The Zimbabwe Netball Association…
Bigwigs to lose Bulawayo properties
Sikhumbuzo Moyo and Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporters FORMER Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko’s wife Laurinda is among bigwigs that include former ministers, business people and sport personalities who stand to lose their properties…
Chibuku Cup quarter-final draw on
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Chibuku Super Cup quarter-finals draw will be conducted today with eight teams going into the hat. The first-round encounters produced some shock results that claimed…
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Formula One to host Miami Grand Prix
Formula One has reached an agreement to host the Miami Grand Prix in May 2021 with Hard Rock Stadium where the race would take place, but will first need local government approval, the Miami Herald reported on Tuesday.
Massive DIDG-NRZ tender cancelled
Farirai Machivenyika, Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT has cancelled the US$400 million deal with Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group-Transnet consortium meant to revive the National Railways of Zimbabwe after the group failed to comply…
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- October 18, 2019
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Formula One to host Miami Grand Prix
Formula One has reached an agreement to host the Miami Grand Prix in May 2021 with Hard Rock Stadium where the race would take place, but will first need local government approval, the Miami Herald reported on Tuesday.
Incentives for investing in agric
THE Ministry of Finance and Economic Development says it will provide fiscal incentives to investors who participate in key and strategic areas of the agricultural sector.
City Parking rakes in $1,3m a month
Harare’s traffic parking utility, City Parking, has given the authority about $1,3 million from parkades and parking lots across the city.
Germany pours 10 million euros into Zim education
The German government, through its development bank, KfW, yesterday contributed €10 million to the second phase of the Education Development Fund (EDF) to improve access to quality education for Zimbabwe’s children.
‘Fiscal, monetary policies meant to rebalance economy’
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Deputy Governor Dr Jesimen Chipika has said monetary and fiscal policies introduced by the Government earlier this year, as part of the ongoing economic reforms, were meant to rebalance the economy.