Amacimbi harvester strangles leopard, arrested

Sijabuliso Nyoni, Sunday News Reporter AN expedition to harvest the much sought after mopani worms (amacimbi) almost turned tragic for a security guard employed at Whitewater High School in Matobo District,…

Premiums bite harder as cash shortages persist

While premiums paid to access cash have dropped from the lofty levels of around 50 percent prior to the injection of additional cash in November last year, they remain high at 30 percent due to the acute shortage of cash.

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Leave children out of politics

Anything that revolves around children, the best interests of the child must always prevail. If seen that the best interests are being compromised or exposed to danger, then the law…

Government forfeits 1 000 mining claims

Njabulo Bhebe, Business Reporter  THE Government has forfeited more than 1 000 gold mining claims in Matabeleland South following failure by owners to pay inspection fees since last year and beyond,…

Passport scam: Kazembe takes action

FOLLOWING our article titled “Shocking corruption at Passport Office”, which exposed deep-rooted graft at the Passport and Birth Registry offices, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe last week came out guns blazing.

Byo residents to pour $11 million into football club

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter  The city of Bulawayo will pour $11 million into Bulawayo City Football Club for the 2020 season.  While the Bulawayo budget is yet to be approved…

Zifa barred from Cosafa AGM

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter  ZIFA officials were yesterday barred from attending the Cosafa annual general meeting held in Johannesburg, South Africa.  The Zifa delegation, led by president Felton Kamambo, board…

ZSE targets expanded investor base

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is this year looking at diversifying both product offerings and its investor base, as the bourse intensifies efforts to expand offerings on the local capital market.

Trade pact impasse dampens Paramount Garments exports

Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter  FAILURE by the governments of Zimbabwe and South Africa to expedite resolving the Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) has seen one of the country’s leading textile firms,…

Refuse collection set to improve

Refuse collection is set to improve in Harare after the City Council signed a deal with a private company Clean City Africa in a move expected to put an end the scourge of erratic garbage collection.

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