adminSRC tell ZIFA to slow down
ZIFA have been advised to slow down, in their quest for a special waiver to continue with the Chibuku Super Cup, after the latest bid was turned down by the Sports Commission, this week.
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Who will use Elon Musk’s Starlink in Africa?
During a keynote speech held via videoconference on June 29 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Elon Musk promoted Starlink, his satellite internet constellation, whose ambition is to cover the entire globe with broadband within a few months.
Nakamba set to have more Villa competition
ZIMBABWE international midfielder, Marvelous Nakamba, might have more competition at English Premiership side, Aston Villa, next season, with the club set to sign Spanish enforcer, Oriol Romeu.
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US weekly jobless claims fall
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell last week as the labour market steadily gains traction, but worker shortages are frustrating efforts by businesses to ramp up hiring to meet strong demand for goods and services.
US$3m secured for road rehab study
Zimre Capital says it has secured funding to the tune of US$3 million for a bankable feasibility study for the proposed rehabilitation of the Beitbridge-Bulawayo and Bulawayo – Victoria Falls highways.
Chibamu lauds Govt for support
Filmmaker Leonard Chibamu has lauded the Government for supporting him during his expedition to participate in the Nollywoodetal second edition of content monetisation series.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Rogue NGOs damage civic society
The latest warnings given by President Mnangagwa on rogue non-governmental organisations seeking to trash Zimbabwe, prevent development or use methods outside those permitted in the Constitution to change Government need to be taken seriously.
Journalist remembered
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa has mourned veteran journalist, Sandra Nyaira, who succumbed to Covid-19-related complications on Tuesday in Harare.
Zim to feel heat from SA riots
Zimbabwe’s industries will likely feel the pinch of the violent demonstrations and looting unfolding in South Africa, its largest trading partner, as trade channels get clogged and supply chains disrupted.
Work commences at Zulu Lithium
Regional mining group, Premier African Minerals, has made progress on drilling at its Zulu Lithium project presently under development in Matabeleland South province.