adminZupco doubles bus, kombi fares
Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) has increased buses and kombi fares for intra-city routes to cover rising operational costs.
Editorial Comment: We can reopen informal sector better
With around three quarters of the economically active population earning a living in the informal sector according to official statistics, the reopening of this swathe of businesses was obviously a priority as lockdown conditions were eased.
ZSE unfazed by proposed mergers
The proposed merger of African Sun and Dawn Properties as well as that of Zimre Holdings Limited and Zimre Property Investments is what capital markets are all about but should also act as a catalyst for the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) to get more listings on board as well as introduce more products, an official with the local bourse has said.
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COMMENT: Lowering of tariffs by Zesa will bring relief to consumers
In a world full of greedy capitalists, the decision by the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) to lower the cost of electricity tariffs not only comes as a relief but…
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Zifa starts constitutional review process
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Zifa constitutional review committee has asked football stakeholders to submit in writing their contributions to be considered in the process through the association’s regional…
Star-studded line-up for Prayer Day gospel fiesta
VARIOUS gospel musicians will tonight sing in worship when they perform during the virtual National Prayer Day Gospel Concert to be screened live on national television, ZBCTV.
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- June 15, 2020
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The Vampire Slayer: Meet Zim’s Natasha Heschélle, Canadian based filmmaker
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent ZIMBABWE-born actress Natasha Heschélle, wants to change the narrative about the supernatural as she has taken up the lead role as a black druid in her…
Kepekepe’s DeMbare romance
HIS surname is one of the nicknames of CAPS United but Godfrey Kepekepe, a banker and football administrator, isn’t part of the Green Machine family.
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Govt mulls fuel facility for frontline workers
Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Correspondent GOVERNMENT is considering coming up with a special fuel facility for frontline workers who are losing a lot of productive time in fuel queues. This was…
MDC-A trio to know fate today
MDC-Alliance members — Joana Mamombe, Cecillia Chimbiri and Netsai Marova — will today know their fate when Harare regional magistrate Bianca Makwande makes a bail ruling in a matter in which they are alleged to have stage-managed their abduction.