Skyz Metro FM awards nominees out
Mthabisi Tshuma, Showbiz Correspondent NOMINEES for the third edition of the Skyz Metro FM awards are set to be unveiled tonight at The Vista club after the nomination process ended yesterday.…
Curtain comes down on Division Two League
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter THE curtain comes down on the Zifa Bulawayo Province Division Two League tomorrow morning with the top four teams jostling for the first two slots that guarantee…
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Activists to the rescue . . . as over 70 elephants die
Activists have begun hauling bales of hay into Zimbabwe’s struggling national parks in response to a drought that has already seen dozens of elephants starve to death.
Government to deploy doctors to major hospitals
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter THE Government is working on modalities to restore minimum service delivery at the country’s central hospitals in Bulawayo and Harare through the deployment of clinical officers who…
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- November 29, 2019
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Border Timbers sales volumes decline
Agriculture concern, Border Timbers, says power outages coupled with breakdown of machinery at its Charter Sawmill caused significant production and sales volumes decline for the quarter to September 30, 2019 compared to same period in the prior year.
Naaz to hold second forum meeting
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (Naaz) will hold a second consultative forum meeting in Harare this weekend aimed at strengthening the association for the next…
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- November 29, 2019
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What is informing path to Vision 2030?
On March 8, 2019, South Africa’s Minister of Finance posted a comment on Twitter. The comment had a thesis-like title: “Of Economists, Graphs and Econometric Equations”. And then he wrote, “one of the hard lessons learnt over the many years in policy making is not to use data, graphs and econometric equations at policy meetings to argue economic policy positions. It can be nasty and unhelpful.” A heated debate ensued.
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- November 29, 2019
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Man City owner scores US$4,8bn price tag
LONDON. — Manchester City’s Abu Dhabi-controlled owner has agreed to sell a $500 million stake to US private equity firm Silver Lake, making it the world’s most valuable soccer group with a $4,8 billion price tag.
Army commissions Mbalabala school
Michell Zvanyanya, Chronicle Reporter MORE than 190 learners in Mbalabala have started accessing secondary education at a nearby school after the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) yesterday commissioned Mbalabala Secondary School to…
Obasanjo meets President over investment opportunities
Joseph Madzimure, Harare Bureau Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo yesterday met President Mnangagwa at State House in Harare and discussed investment opportunities in the country. Mr Obasanjo, who is also chairman…