Premier Soccer League season to start in July
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter FOOTBALL in the country is set for a full return in July when the Premier Soccer League season starts. PSL governors agreed at the league…
Premier Soccer League season to start in July
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter FOOTBALL in the country is set for a full return in July when the Premier Soccer League season starts. PSL governors agreed at the league…
Laughing in the face of Covid-19. . . comedians ride on domestic tourism after tough year
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter THERE was a time when Ntando Van Moyo could tell a joke and laughter would circulate around a room. This was a time before every…
Laughing in the face of Covid-19. . . comedians ride on domestic tourism after tough year
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter THERE was a time when Ntando Van Moyo could tell a joke and laughter would circulate around a room. This was a time before every…
Musician speaks on career, work
Tendai Chara UPCOMING gospel musician Evelyn Natsai Moyo (pictured), who is set to release a new album next month, has opened up on her journey as a musician and mother.…
Its a Revolution indeed!
A phenomenal development happened on Friday.
This is set to transform not just agriculture but the economy at large in a big way. The launch of the Agriculture Finance Corporation is indeed a game-changer.
RBZ to blacklist auction forex abusers
Golden Sibanda Importers that do not acquit bills of entry to prove proper use of foreign currency from the auction system shall be blacklisted, according to Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe…
Women in informal sector reel from Covid-19
Enacy Mapakame Business Reporter The fallout from the coronavirus has halved income for women in the informal sector, a recent study has shown. Women around the world have been disproportionately…
Second Republic nurturing employers, creating jobs
WHEN Mr McAlister Motsi left his formal job as a regional sales manager for a local petroleum company in 2012, some friends and relatives thought he was leaving the country for greener pastures.
Big cheer for tobacco farmers
TOBACCO farmers are smiling all the way to the bank as payments are being made as per Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) directive, which stipulates that 60 percent of farmers’ earnings should be in foreign currency, while the remainder is liquidated at the prevailing foreign currency auction rate.









