Football mourns Kamuriwo
DOMESTIC football was plunged into mourning again yesterday when one of its unheralded stars, former Mhangura and Black Rhinos midfield star, Gift “Guava” Kamuriwo, died in Harare at the age of 46.
Nyusi calls for unity against insurgents
MAPUTO. — President Filipe Nyusi has defended the country’s unity in the fight against the armed groups carrying out attacks in Cabo Delgado province in the north of the country, reiterating his commitment to the consolidation of peace and democracy.
Forex dealers’ blitz stepped up
The blitz targeting illegal foreign currency dealers has been intensified in a bid to bring sanity on the streets and entrench economic stability, amid indications that about 40 such dealers have been arrested in Harare.
Importation, exportation of currency by travellers
The importation and exportation of currency into and out of Zimbabwe is governed by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) in terms of the Exchange Control Act (Chapter 22:05).
Zanu PF, Irvine’s roll out projects to empower women, youths
Zanu PF Harare District Coordinating Committee (DCC) Zone 6 has partnered Irvine’s Zimbabwe Private Limited to roll out poultry projects to empower over 100 000 women and youths.
Residents fume over sewer bursts
The City of Harare is facing a serious challenge with sewer bursts, with council taking more than three months to attend to reports, a development which is putting residents at risk of contracting water borne diseases such as cholera and typhoid.
State withdraws charges against Ginimbi
THE State yesterday withdrew charges against the late businessman, Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure, in which he was accused of forging documents to import a Rolls Royce, prejudicing the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) of US$90 260,10 in the process.
Katsimberis case struck off roll
The urgent application by a Harare-based building contractor to stop his former business partner from selling stands on a disputed piece of land has been struck off the court roll, with the High Court expressing its disquiet over the contractor hiding the fact that another judge had already ruled on the matter.
Robbers in US$35 000 heist
FIVE armed robbers intercepted a Safeguard cash-in-transit vehicle and disarmed security guards before stealing US$35 000, R350 000 and $2 000, which was being delivered to Mukuru.com in Chivi.
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