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- August 30, 2022
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Government targets three million orange trees
Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT is targeting to plant three million orange trees across the country to improve nutrition and pollinator species which are declining, posing a threat to the country’s food…
adminBusiness leaders review pricing dynamics in Zim
Business Reporter CAPTAINS of industry, policy makers and other stakeholders meet in Harare tomorrow to discuss pricing complexities presented by the multicurrency environment, including issues stemming from the dual currency…
Wadyajena passport released. . . legislator ordered to return it by Sept 28
Zvikomborero Parafini HARARE magistrate Stanford Mambanje yesterday temporarily released Gokwe-Nembudziya legislator, Justice Mayor Wadyajena’s passport, to allow him to travel to the United Kingdom this week. Wadyajena, who appeared in…
INITIATIVES TO HELP THE YOUTHS
Paidamoyo Bore in VICTORIA FALLS OLD Mutual fully supports capacitating youths to enable them to venture into entrepreneurship. This was said by Old Mutual group communications and brand manager, Melenie…
Mothers hail midwives
Laura Maposa WOMEN delivering at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital have commended midwives at the institution for their exceptional service.
Entrepreneur invests in musicians
Edwin Nhukarume MUSICIAN-turned-entrepreneur, Tinashe Zet, has committed himself to uplift other musicians. He said his move was part of his vision to expand his business while employing youthful and disadvantaged…
Chanter engages Nigerian singer
Praise Masvosva RISING Afro dancehall musician, Terrence “Zoovie Kay” Mutizwa, has collaborated with Nigerian singer, Dave Tunz, on the song titled ‘‘Bude’’. The party song has already hit the music…
‘I’M IMMENSELY SORRY’. . . Cherries feel the heat after record massacre
. . . Zemura gets Sky Sports’ highest Anfield rating AFTER the record-breaking 0-9 massacre, Battered Bournemouth Boss, Scott Parker, had just a few words for the fans – ‘I’M…
SHOCK AS BUSINESSMAN KILLS HIMSELF IN SA
‘…he appeared to have predicted his own death’ Latwell Nyangu SOUTH Africa-based Zimbabwean businessman, widely known as Vlad Duk, has died in a suspected case of suicide.
Borrowdale Race Course deadline set
l all private events have to end by 6pm l it means no more night musical shows Mathew Masinge ALL private events, not related to horseracing, held at the Borrowdale…