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Private Infrastructure Development exceeds US$1 billion mark
The Private Infrastructure Development Group’s (PIDG) long-term infrastructure debt business, the Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund (EAIF) saw its loan book break through the US$1 billion mark in 2020, with Zimbabwe becoming 18th African country in its current portfolio.
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Chapepa set for ITF tourney repeat
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE tennis sensation Kudzai Chapepa will get another opportunity to shine at an International Tennis Federation (ITF) tournament in Bulawayo next week. The J5 Bulawayo Crandid…
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- May 20, 2021
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US$60m to relocate 400+ families from Hwange’s Ingagula suburb
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter THE Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) requires about US$60 million to relocate more than 400 families from Hwange’s Ingagula suburb situated near Hwange Thermal Power Station…
Killer dad gets 6 life sentences
A 32-year-old Zimbabwean man, Nowa Makula, has been sentenced to six life sentences by a South African court after he killed his 42-year-old girlfriend and her five children last year.
Tuchel pays tribute to fans
LONDON. — Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel said the fans changed everything as his men beat Leicester 2-1 on Tuesday night.
First Lady hands over 30 000 books
First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday handed over 30 000 books to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education in a gesture which demonstrates the importance of partnerships.
. . . applauds Huawei skills initiatives
HUAWEI Technologies Zimbabwe (Pvt) Limited has expanded its Zimbabwe Seeds for the Future Programme as it fulfils its commitment to the Government regarding local capacity-building and skills transfer.
Glimmer of hope for women after Covid-19
For years, Patience Matope has managed to survive on subsistence farming, producing grain, ground nuts and vegetables from her family’s piece of land.
Wilder wants US$20m to step aside
LONDON. — Tyson Fury does not expect to face Anthony Joshua in his next fight after Deontay Wilder requested US$20 million to step aside and allow their world heavyweight boxing bout to go ahead.
AMA signs agric markets models deal
The Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Knowledge Transfer Africa (KTA) that will eventually result in the development of marketing models for the local agricultural sector.