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Digital footprint cushions Zimpapers from Covid-19 impact
Oliver Kazunga The country’s largest integrated media house, Zimpapers (1980) Limited, says the digital footprint has been pivotal in cushioning the business from the adverse shocks induced by the Covid-19 pandemic. In…
Malawi leader jets in
MALAWIAN President Lazarus Chakwera is expected to arrive in the country today for a two-day State visit.
Govt puts 10 000 teachers on standby
Government has put around 10 000 qualified, but unemployed, teachers on standby to replace those that are holding the State to ransom by engaging in an illegal industrial action.
Murehwa boy’s killer describes grisly murder
THE herdsman, Tafadzwa Shamba, who was recently arrested over the ritual murder of Tapiwa Makore (7) at Makore Village in Murehwa yesterday told detectives he killed the boy by cutting off the head with a knife in the dead of the night, while the boy’s uncle was holding a torch.
Zimpapers digital platforms save the day
Zimbabwe’s largest integrated media house, Zimpapers (1980) Limited, says its digital footprint has been critical in cushioning the business from the adverse shocks of the Covid-19 pandemic along with a determination to provide accurate and quality content for its readers.
Cabinet halts sale of houses, flats
The sale of Government houses and flats to sitting tenants has been halted with immediate effect as part of measures to address shortages of accommodation for civil servants, with more housing to be built through a revival of the National Housing Fund and private sector initiative.
Exchange rate stability reaches new heights
The exchange rate saw its smallest ever movement in yesterday’s auction, a 0,06 percent firming of the Zimbabwe dollar, about one sixteenth of one percent, to fall to $81,4439 from $81,4965 a week ago, a movement of just over five cents.
Nengomasha eyes Warriors reunion
FORMER Warriors midfielder, Tinashe Nengomasha, has made the short-list for the national team manager’s post.
‘Sanctions hamper access to capital’
Zimbabwe’s efforts to implement sustainable development and its capacity to revive the economy from the impact of Covid-19 pandemic are hampered by the illegal sanctions denying access to capital, President Mnangagwa has told the United Nations, while appealing for more debt relief for developing countries.
‘MDC factions not fit to govern’
WARRING MDC factions should not be near the levers of power as they are disposed to turn the peaceful political landscape into a war zone, a former opposition top official and insider has said.