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In this week’s section of profiling the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) retail investors, we feature Rodney Kurai Mushongachiware.
Hwedza-Mushandirapamwe road upgrade starts
The upgrading of the Hwedza-Mushandirapamwe highway has started, with contractor Masimba Holdings now on site, as Government work tirelessly to improve road network throughout the country.
OK Zim hands over vehicles to promotion winners
OK Zimbabwe yesterday handed over vehicles to the 2022 OK Grand Challenge Jackpot Promotion winners.
Star FM turns 10 years tomorrow
The country’s popular first commercial radio station, Star FM, will celebrate its 10-year anniversary tomorrow.
Palestinian delegation jets in for Zanu PF Women’s League conference
THE State of Palestine has sent a women delegation to attend the Zanu PF Women’s League conference which began yesterday in Harare.
Consultations on Chegutu smart city on course
JOINT committee chairperson on Risboro Farm development and Chegutu Rural District Council chairman, Cllr Tatenda Gwinji who described recent invasion attempts on the farm as derailing progress has hinted at plans for the model’s consultations.
Focus on rural development anchors Vision 2030
There are good reasons why the New Dispensation’s focus on an accelerated rural development programme is right on point and will eventually contribute to the uplifting of the majority in the outlying areas.
Petros seeks consistency
Curtworth Masango WHAWHA head coach, Luke Petros, says he wants to see consistency from his men in the second half of the Castle Lager Premiership campaign. They are set to…
Agenda 2063: Is unity lingering in dizziness?
The goals and aspirations of the African Union (AU) in its Agenda 2063 initiative are noble. Priority areas are highlighted with clarity. Challenges anticipated should not derail the goal of African unity in the political, social and economic contexts.
Partners assist rural schools in Gokwe north
THE Government of Japan in collaboration with Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) have constructed six classroom blocks, three administrative and three teachers’ cottages at three schools in remote areas of Gokwe North as a way of complementing Government’s in advancing primary and secondary schools.