adminChitungwiza residents sue council over water
Chitungwiza Residents’ Trust (Chitrest) has filed an urgent chamber application at the High Court seeking a provisional order compelling Chitungwiza Municipality to provide residents with safe and potable water to avoid the spread of diseases such as the deadly Covid-19.
The end of football’s gravy train?
THE collapse of a French TV football deal, which could affect the capacity of clubs like Lyon to pay Tino Kadewere his dues, has sparked fears across Europe’s Big Five leagues the game’s gravy train might be coming to an end.
RTG to focus on expansion
LISTED hospitality and leisure group, Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG), says it will be directing its focus and resources towards hotels refurbishment and room expansion in the 2020 financial year.
Voronga ‘Kick-out coronavirus’
SHASHA dzetsiva dzemuno dziri kuronga kuzoita mutambo wekuunganidza mari yekubatsira kurwisa chirwere cheCovid-19 icho chazunguza pasi rose nekubata uye kuuraya vanhu vakawanda.
RBZ guards against bank failure
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has put in place policy measures that are meant to ensure that the failure or collapse of a domestic systemically important bank does lead to economic or social costs to people beyond the shareholders, creditors and employees of the distressed institution.
Jah Prayzah drops ‘Kumahumbwe’ video
Award-winning musician Jah Prayzah, real name Mukudzei Mukombe yesterday, dropped a new video, “Kumahumbwe”, which is part of marketing and promoting his new album “Hokoyo”.
Zim maita zvakanaka: AU
SANGANO reAfrican Union (AU) rinorumbidza matanho ari kutorwa neZimbabwe mukurwisa chirwere cheCoronavirus kana kuti Covid-19.
2 Zimbabweans die of Covid-19 in UK
Two Zimbabweans living in the United Kingdom reportedly died of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, yesterday.
Covid-19: What will happen to the academic calendar?
Pandemics are unpredictable, especially those of a novel nature like Covid-19.
Cresta Hotels temporarily closes properties
Hotelier, Cresta Hotels has temporarily closed down its hotel properties across the country as the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic continues to spread and affect key economic sectors such as tourism.