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- December 28, 2021
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Indian court urges delay in state elections as Omicron spreads
An Indian court urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government to suspend political rallies and election campaigns in poll-bound states amid the rising number of Omicron cases, a variant of Covid-19.…
adminRobbers kill man in Hatfield
THREE suspected armed robbers believed to be members of the security services have been arrested on allegations of shooting and killing a Harare man after they raided his house in Hatfield and got away with an undisclosed amount of cash and a Mercedes Benz on Christmas Eve.
peterImport dependence piling pressure on forex demand
Sikhulekelani Moyo, Business Reporter ZIMBABWE needs to scale up domestic value chain development strategies with focus on substituting imports in order to save foreign currency. The country’s food manufacturing sector…
Wise Owl School in court
Wise Owl Group of schools was dragged to court on allegations of unlawfully delaying the payment of wages and benefits to one of their employees after terminating his contract of employment.
Online racist abuse offenders to be banned from games
People found guilty of online racist abuse against footballers will be banned from attending games for up to 10 years under new laws, Britain’s home secretary Priti Patel said. Football…
Teenager arrested for raping toddler
POLICE in Mashonaland East have arrested a 14-year-old boy on allegations of raping a 2-year-old girl who was left in his custody when the child’s mother had gone to Harare.
‘Zim rabbit meat market poised for growth’
Zimbabwe’s nascent rabbit meat market is poised for a major upturn in 2022 on the back of a raft of initiatives set to be unveiled by industry players during the course of the year, a top industry official has said.
ZGA to hold strategic meeting
THE Zimbabwe Golf Association will hold their inaugural strategic planning meeting which will guide their operations from 2022-2026.
Bubi farmers promote production of traditional crops
Some traditional crops are on the verge of extinction as smallholder farmers who used to be the major producers have turned to other high value crops grown under contract farming.
African Sun major shareholder seeks RBZ liquidation nod
Arden Capital (formerly Brainworks), says it is now waiting for approval from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to conclude its proposed voluntary liquidation transaction.