adminResidents fret over tuckshop demolitions
Residents are fretting over a one week ultimatum issued by the Harare City Council for illegal tuckshop owners to stop operating or risk having their tuckshops demolished.
Demystifying restraint of trade clauses
So you have finally mustered the courage to leave your current job? You have landed that coveted dream position with your erstwhile employer’s competitor.
$40m to rehabilitate Mat South roads
The Government has availed $40 million to the District Development (DDF) as initial funding for the rehabilitation of the road network in Matabeleland South’s seven districts.
ETF boon for retail traders
Retail traders on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) can easily buy shares of the Old Mutual ZSE Top Ten Exchange Traded Fund, after the bourse recently moved to make the ETF available on its trading platform — ZSE Direct.
Auditors raise red flag on Zimra bosses bank deposits
CHARTERED accountants who carried out a forensic audit on the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority accounts, have raised a red flag on salaries that appeared in suspended executives’ bank accounts, but did not appear on the revenue collector’s payroll.
Pep hails Gundogan
MANCHESTER. — If someone had said at the start of the English Premiership eason that a Manchester City player would win the PFA’s Players’ Player of the Year award, Ilkay Gundogan’s name would probably not have been at the top of many people’s list.
Athletes excited by achievements
A WEEK ago, before he departed for the 12th Fazza Championships World Para Athletics Grand Prix, Zimbabwe’s T20 runner, Albert Singele, vowed to emulate his hero Elliot Mujaji.
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President set to address the nation on the Covid-19 lockdown regulations tomorrow
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is set to address the nation on the Covid-19 lockdown regulations tomorrow when the current level four lockdown measures expire at midnight. The address…
JUST IN: Water tank disaster: Neighbour meeting funeral, medical expenses
THE OWNER of the 5 000 litre water-tank that collapsed and killed a five-year-old girl and seriously injured her parents and sibling in Chinhoyi early Friday morning has promised to take care of all related funeral and medical expenses.
JUST IN: Mine shaft sinks two houses …occupants escape death
Two people escaped death when two houses at Wardon Mine in Chakari collapsed and sunk into a disused mine shaft that they were built on top of.