peterTsotsobe’s startling revelation: they turned my mom away at the presidential suite
Lonwabo Tsotsobe says his mother was “kicked out of the presidential suite at a stadium” and denied entry into the plush hospitality facility on a day she had travelled to…
Australia launches 2027 Rugby World Cup bid forecast to deliver $2.5bn boost
Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan says that hosting the 2027 World Cup would be a once-in-a-generation opportunity, after a bid was launched in Sydney on Thursday morning with a rally…
JUST IN: Division 2 player signs for Bulawayo Chiefs
Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls PANASHE Shoko, an unheralded utility player from Zifa Matabeleland North Division 2 League club Corinthians of Victoria Falls, has broken into the Premier Soccer League…
adminPresident’s factory visits open new chapter
BUSINESS and Zimbabwe at large should forget about baneful sanctions that were imposed on the country by the West and focus on local resources through value addition and increasing exports to the world, President Mnangagwa said.
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Government extends target for winter wheat hectarage
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has reviewed the May 31 deadline for the targeted 85 000 hectares of land to be put under winter wheat this year, extending it by…
Employees steal US$100 000 from Mukuru
A Mukuru branch manager and his assistant allegedly stole US$100 000 from a sealed trunk of banknotes entrusted to their care in February, stuffing the cash they removed into their pockets, and had the security seals replaced in an attempt to shift the blame.
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Residents to lose houses
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter Bulawayo City Council is on a collision course with residents after Town Clerk Mr Christopher Dube said the local authority will take drastic action that could…
Zim tops SADC in Covid-19 vaccination
Zimbabwe has surged ahead of all mainland SADC countries in terms of procurement and administration of Covid-19 vaccines with the top-rated national vaccination programme in the region.
US black brothers awarded US$84m for wrong conviction
Washington DC– Two African-American half-brothers who spent 31 years in prison in the southern US state of North Carolina for a crime they did not commit have been awarded US$84 million, their lawyer has said.
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WATCH: ED to officially commission Blanket Mine central shaft
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa would soon commission the Blanket Gold Mine central shaft project in Gwanda, Matabeleland South, which is one of the flagship mining investment projects…