SA accident: Zim embassy chips in
The Zimbabwe Embassy in South Africa has sent a team led by its Consul General Mrs Melody Chaurura to Musina to help with the identification of seven Zimbabweans who died in a road accident on Sunday night.
Let’s not forget the elderly
Last week, Zimbabwe hosted the Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development in Victoria Falls where government officials, development partners, parliamentarians and young people from all corners of Africa discussed the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
BNC ushers in new era for Zim-Bots trade ties
THE recent Second Session of the Zimbabwe-Botswana Bi-National Commission (BNC) is an expression of the cordial and strong bilateral relations between the two countries, which are founded on longstanding historical, political, economic, social and cultural ties.
No hand shakes, only fist bumps for cricketers
LONDON. — England cricket captain Joe Root on Monday said his players will not be shaking hands on their tour of Sri Lanka in a bid to avoid the coronavirus.
‘ESAP fails to address forex issues’
The Herald, 1 December 1994 WHILE the Economic Structural Adjustment Programme has had some positive benefits for the Zimbabwean businesses, it has not addressed the problem of foreign currency earnings.…
Bwanali challenges teammates
FOLLOWING their third place finish in the Rainbow Amateur Netball League last season, ZDF Queens goal-shooter, Sharon Bwanali, has challenged her teammates to aim even higher this season.
Emerging markets bank on stimulus after $1 trillion wipe-out
With the world reeling from one of the biggest risk sell-offs since the 2008 global financial crisis, more coronavirus fuelled declines in emerging markets may only be tempered by the prospect of coordinated central bank action or large fiscal stimulus.
Diaspora group to help unlock Zim potential
Government yesterday signed a Memorandum of Agreement with ZimThrive to encourage the Diaspora community to consider investing back home.
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Bangladesh survive Zim scare
Bangladesh survived a thrilling late rally from Zimbabwe’s lower order to secure a four-run win in an epic finish in Sylhet.
After Tamim Iqbal’s record-breaking 158 had boosted Bangladesh to 322 for 8, Zimbabwe appeared out of the hunt when they slipped to 225 for 7 in the 42nd over.
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- March 3, 2020
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Drama at Chippa United as coach Norman Mapeza quits
SOUTH AFRICA PREMIERSHIP side Chippa United coach Norman Mapeza resigned on Monday night, just less than two days after steering the team back to winning ways. While no-one was immediately…