adminEat n’ Lick expands Mutare branch network
Fast foods outlet, Eat n’ Lick, has opened a third branch in Mutare’s Central Business District, bringing the outlets to 16 as the firm moves to expand its footprint countrywide.
Muzarabani farmers struggle for sesame seed market
For 42-year-old Mrs Lydia Mudoro of Chareka Village in Muzarabani’s Ward 23 covering the Kaerezi area, growing sesame seeds as an alternative cash crop to her traditional cotton came as a welcome and strategic move.
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Capital Gains Objections by Taxpayers
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) advises all taxpayers that all dissatisfied taxpayers have the right to object to assessments and certain decisions issued by the Commissioner in terms of Section…
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- June 24, 2021
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Spain crush Slovakia to set up Euros last-16 date with Croatia
SPAIN claimed the biggest win of the tournament with a 5-0 thrashing of Slovakia in their final European Championship Group E match on Wednesday to finish second in the group…
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Four years later, Sports Ministry yet to get purchased vehicles
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Auditor-General has raised a red flag over procurement of vehicles in the Ministry of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation, as two cars bought in…
3 smugglers arrested
Three suspects have been arrested in Mutare and police recovered 10 bales of second-hand clothes that were stashed in a Honda Fit.
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Community service for fish poacher trio
Lingani Nyika, Chronicle Reporter LOVE for fish has landed three Victoria Falls men in trouble with the law after they were arrested for fishing in the Masuwe River. Simon Muzamba…
Spain find scoring touch
Spain claimed the biggest win of the tournament with a 5-0 thrashing of Slovakia in their final European Championship Group E match to finish second in the group and set up a last-16 clash with Croatia in Copenhagen.
‘Rich states deliberately kept vaccines from Africa’
Strive Masiyiwa, the Zimbabwean telecommunications billionaire tasked with helping the African Union (AU) secure Covid-19 vaccines, said the shortage of doses on the continent was a consequence of deliberate action by the world’s richest nations.
peterRegional insurance conference kicks off
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter CYBERCRIME risks, governance and implications of Covid-19 pandemic are under focus this week as players in the pensions industry are meeting in Victoria Falls for…