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CBZ escapes OFAC sanctions
CBZ Holdings, has been cleared by the United States of America’s (USA) Department of Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of having to pay a $385 million penalty for flouting that country’s sanctions regime against Zimbabwe.
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Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter A PROVINCIAL sports development officer in Matabeleland North has been jailed for 24 months after he broke into a charity organisation’s office and stole 50kg…
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Zim relaxes land ownership regulations
1.Govt hunts for financial advisors to mobilise US$3.5 bln
How Lionel Messi’s life would compare in London, Manchester, Paris and Milan as he prepares to move from Barcelona
LIONEL Messi is set to leave Barcelona with a host of Europe’s top clubs looking to secure his signing. Premier League giants Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea are all…
Serena Williams on managing money, whether you’re broke or a tennis superstar
TENNIS superstar Serena Williams, who rose from modest beginnings to earning millions during her luminous career, says her outlook on money has not changed: Be responsible and manage your spending.…
Econet adjusts mobile data tariffs by 60%, as telco input costs soar
Harare Bureau ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe, the country’s largest mobile telecoms operator, has adjusted data bundle tariffs by 60 percent after receiving the go-ahead from the industry regulator early this month.…
adminJUST IN: Beitbridge blockade flops
A bid to block commercial traffic from entering or leaving Zimbabwe via Beitbridge Border Post failed dismally yesterday after the organisers of the planned demo never managed to get support.
JUST IN: Two bodies retrieved from Zambezi River
THE bodies of two Victoria Falls men who drowned in the Zambezi River last Thursday have been found floating 5km downstream.
JUST IN: Unki Mines sets up PCR laboratory at plant
Anglo American owned platinum mine, Unki Mines, has set up a Covid-19 testing laboratory at its plant in Shurugwi in a move that is set to ease pressure on Government’s lab in Harare, which has been processing samples from different parts of the country.
JUST IN: ZRP ropes in Interpol
Crime Reporter POLICE have roped in the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) and their counterparts in South Africa and Botswana to assist in locating four armed robbers who escaped arrest…