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Lovemore Chikova Assistant Editor The passing of the much-awaited Zimbabwe Investment Development Agency Bill (ZIDA) by Parliament last week has raised stakes on the prospects of attracting foreign direct investment…
Shortcat dedicates award to legendary Zulu
Eddie Chikamhi and Collin Matiza JAPHET “Shortcat” Mparutsa, the first goalkeeper to win the Soccer Star of the Year award, has dedicated his special award to one of domestic football’s…
Zimpapers donates to Island Hospice
Zimbabwe Newspapers (1980) Ltd (Zimpapers) yesterday donated $130 000 to Island Hospice Centre in Harare as part of its corporate social responsibility in the provision of healthcare.
Who will fix Nampak (SA)?
By Friday’s close Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed Nampak’s share price had recovered to R5,70 from its recent low of just above R5 — when announcement of worse-than-expected results had shareholders…
Social media affair, woman raped
SOCIAL media flirting turned sour last weekend when a Harare woman was raped by her “online boyfriend”.
Time to curb rot in parastatals
Benjamin Chivandire Correspondent Lavish lifestyles, driving the latest executive vehicles, self-enrichment, unauthorised salaries and perks at the expense of Government is a salient feature of our present-day parastatal bosses. Despite…
Harare misses masterplan deadline
Harare City Council has missed its target to have completed a new master plan by the end of this month due to insufficient resources needed to complete the process.
Motorists call for Govt to address fuel shortages
Motorists have urged the Government to address the current fuel shortages which are disrupting business activities as people are spending long hours in queues at service stations.
Manyuchi withdraws from Donga fight
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter THERE is discord in the boxing fraternity after middleweight star Charles Manyuchi opted out of the eagerly-awaited bout against local challenger Modercai Donga. The old adversaries…
‘Mupfumira not mentally fit for trial’
FORMER Cabinet Minister Prisca Mupfumira’s trial yesterday failed to kick off after her legal representative told the court that she was not mentally fit to stand trial and that a psychiatrist had recommended that she be given three months to recover.