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- businessweekly
- May 20, 2021
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The going gets dirty for local ICT firm
Zimbabwean firm, Twenty Third Century Systems (TTCS), has moved to correct misconceptions over its business ties with German multinational software corporation SAP, as a competitor in the region has been mischievously misconstruing the state of this relationship.
Music veteran Manatsa honoured
Veteran musician Zexie Manatsa was recently honoured by Zimbabwe’s oldest talent search show, Starbrite, for his exploits in the music industry.
ZimTrade hails new export incentives
New export incentives announced by Government a week ago are a welcome development as they will improve the operating environment for exports, Zimtrade chief executive officer Allan Majuru has said.
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- Chronicle
- May 20, 2021
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Bosso lick wounds over Zifa decision
Sikhumbuzo Moyo & Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporters HIGHLANDERS will feel hard done by Zifa’s decision to ignore a February 5 Fifa recommendation for member associations to request an amendment…
- Chronicle
- May 20, 2021
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Father, daughter steal from good Samaritan relative
Midlands Bureau Chief A 15-YEAR-OLD Shurugwi girl and her father (41) have been arrested for allegedly stealing US$12 500 and $14 000 from a relative who was looking after the…
Nakamba fights back to shine
MARVELOUS NAKAMBA showed great the character of a Warrior, to recover from gifting Tottenham Hotspur with their goal, to then produce one of his best performances this season, in London last night.
- Chronicle
- May 20, 2021
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France, African leaders push to redirect US$100bn
FRENCH President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that a summit in Paris on Africa financing had agreed to work towards persuading rich nations by October to reallocate US$100 billion in…
New era for Constitutional Court
The Constitutional Court will, with effect from today, have a substantive bench following President Mnangagwa’s appointment of five judges to the highest court in the land.
- Chronicle
- May 20, 2021
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British government plans international hunting ban as Zimbabwe reveals impressive benefits
Emmanuel Koro IN her May 11 speech that included a proposed Bill to ban international hunting trophy imports, Queen Elizabeth II gave the first strongest hint that the British Government…
Vaccination road to global economic reopening
Exactly one-and-a-half years after the first case of Covid-19 was reported in Wuhan, China in 2019, several countries around the world are slowly opening up their borders, albeit with caution.