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- June 24, 2021
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7 court houses closed over Covid-19
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has closed seven courthouses after members of staff tested positive to Covid-19. The closed courthouses are Chinhoyi Magistrates’ Court, Karoi…
peterZim-Bangladesh test moved from Byo to Harare
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter THE lone Test match between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh initially scheduled for Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo has now been moved to Harare, according to the latest…
Thief snatches US$19 000 from car
Michelle Nyanzira, Chronicle Reporter A SUSPECTED thief snatched a bag containing US$19 000 from a vehicle belonging to a non-governmental organisation in Bulawayo before speeding off in an unregistered vehicle.…
adminDiscounts offered to promote jabs
Discounts on items ranging from fast food to flights are being offered by Indian firms keen to lure people to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, as the economy re-opens gradually from weeks of lockdown.
Former model ventures into beauty care sector
Former top model and socialite Hillary Makaya has ventured into beauty care products where she is set to conclude a deal with a manufacturer to sell her merchandise.
Self-styled prophet drugs, rapes client
A 26-year-old woman was over the weekend drugged with an unknown substance and become unconscious before being raped for several hours by a self-styled prophet in the bush along new Chitungwiza Road in southern Harare.
Welfare of civil servants gets top priority
THE GOVERNMENT is gradually addressing the conditions of service of civil servants and is now paying salaries amounting to 75 percent of the cost of living and poverty datum line for those in the security sector, a Cabinet Minister has said.
RBZ forex auction rate stabilises at $85
The average exchange rate for the Zimbabwe dollar against the US dollar was virtually unchanged at $85,36 on Tuesday from $85,24 last week on the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s foreign currency auction.
Zim struggle to produce elite athletes
IT’S just a month before the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games gets underway, but Zimbabwe’s chances of even a fairytale medal, look very remote.
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Kuvimba pays US$5m dividend, turns around struggling mines
Harare Bureau KUVIMBA Mining House has turned around the fortunes of several struggling mining assets around the country and within its first year of operations paid a hefty US$5,2 million…