adminNo maize at commodities exchange
The much awaited commodities exchange — Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX), will comply with Statutory Instrument 145 of 2019 (SI 145) on trading of strategic grain such as maize, which will for now remain a responsibility for the Grain Marketing Board (GMB).
Zim leather sector gets US$15m to add value
Zimbabwe has received US$15 million funding from the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) to capacitate industrial operations under the leather sector value chain.
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Tyson rejects £21,5m offer for Holyfield trilogy
MIKE TYSON has rejected a £21,5 million offer for the trilogy fight against Evander Holyfield at the Hard Rock Stadium in May. The heavyweight star turned down the chance to…
Maguranyanga opens outdoor season in style
Collin Matiza Sports Editor ZIMBABWEAN sprinter, Kundai Maguranyanga, opened his collegiate track and field outdoor season in the United States by chalking up two podium places. He raced in the…
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Kohli calls for player power in cricket scheduling
INDIA skipper Virat Kohli on Monday said players should be consulted over the cricket calender as the extended bubble life during the coronavirus pandemic has strengthened fears of burnout. With…
Victory over Zim key, says Nadi
ABU DHABI. — Afghanistan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi said winning the T20 series against Zimbabwe is the perfect build-up towards this year’s T20 World Cup.
Invictus to give capital raise update
Australia Stock Exchange (ASX) listed and Zimbabwe focused oil and gas exploration junior, Invictus Energy, has requested a suspension of trading in its shares ahead of an update this week relating to a capital raising programme.
Experts to audit all urban councils
The Ministry of Local Government and Public Works has dispatched a team of highly-skilled former council officials to conduct an audit in the country’s 32 urban councils.
RBZ raps pharmaceutical secor for abusing forex
The pharmaceutical industry is abusing foreign currency auctions privileges by selling imported drugs using black market rates, and the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe does not have the legal powers to stop them.
Schools, colleges re-open without glitches
Non-examination school classes, universities and colleges re-opened smoothly yesterday with teachers, lecturers, pupils and students following the strict World Health Organisation (WHO) and Government public health guidelines.