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Zimbabwe drives African continent to prosperity
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter ZIMBABWEANS are driving Africa towards greater cooperation and prosperity, President Mnangagwa has said. He said this while congratulating Chief Fortune Charumbira for landing the Pan-African Parliament…
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British tennis is fined $1m over their ban of Russian athletes
WIMBLEDON’S row with the international tennis authorities over their ban on Russian players has escalated with the British game hit by an extraordinary series of fines totalling $1 million. Sportsmail…
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WWF seeks to capacitate RDCs manage conservation interventions
Fairness Moyana in Hwange WORLD Wildlife Fund (WWF) has embarked on a project to enhance the capacities of Hwange and Binga Rural District Councils (RDCs) to manage conservation interventions in…
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CTC condemns BAZ collective stance on electronic payments
Senior Business Reporter THE Competition and Tariffs Commission (CTC) has directed the Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) to desist from coordinating activities of banks in terms of their selection and…
adminZim, US both losing out due to sanctions
ZIMBABWE’s aspirations and the professed wish by the United States to see the country’s economy flourish cannot be realized as long as the debilitating illegal sanctions that were imposed by Western nations at the turn of the millennium remain in place, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Professor Amon Murwira said.
Oppenheimer granted an interdict over exploration
South African billionaire Nicky Oppenheimer has been granted a temporary injunction barring a South African mining firm from conducting mineral exploration at the family private property in Shangani without first going through the environment impact assessment by the Environmental Management Agency.
Africa’s vote of confidence for Zim saluted
THE unassailable victory of Chief Fortune Charumbira’s election to the position of the Pan African Parliament (PAP) president is a great gesture of honour and vote of confidence by Africa to Zimbabwe, and the Southern African region, President Mnangagwa has said.
GWEKWERERE IN $1M ADULTERY STORM
Mathew Masinge NATASHA GREEN, the lover of retired footballer — Evans Gwekwerere — has been ordered to pay $1 million in damages for snatching the former Dynamos forward from his…
‘Union leaders too compromised to discuss PSMAS issues’
LEADERS of the Public Service Association (PSA), Mrs Cecilia Alexandra and the Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Sector Unions (ZCPSTU), Mr David Dzatsunga are too compromised to lead discussions on Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) as they are heavily implicated in chaos and maladministration bedevilling the organisation, insiders have said.
HAIL THE WORLD CONQUERORS
Mathew Masinge THE Zimbabwe Moot Court team, which conquered the world and Europe recently, is made up of young, passionate and intelligent learners.