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Musona honoured in Saudi Arabia
SAUDI ARABIA. — Al-Tai’s Knowledge Musona has been voted Roshn Saudi League player of the week by statistical website SofaScore after a match-winning performance against Al-Khaleej in round six of the season.
Carrington hints at end of embargo
LONDON. – Britain’s Conservative Party yesterday voted overwhelmingly to lift sanctions against Zimbabwe-Rhodesia “as soon as possible “.
Sanctions: A stumbling block to energy development
The massive load shedding experienced in the country recently was a result of a number of challenges the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) is facing.
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Bernanke shares economics nobel prize for crisis study
Bloomberg Former Federal Reserve Chair Ben S. Bernanke and two US-based colleagues won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Economics for their research into banking and financial crises. Douglas Diamond, Philip…
History beckons for title-holders Australia
SYDNEY. — Australia have a golden opportunity to create history and become the first back-to-back Twenty20 cricket world champions, but they face a formidable challenge led by India and England.
Ronaldo scores 700th goal
LONDON. — The smile from Cristiano Ronaldo was of supreme satisfaction.
Raza holds key for Zim
ZIMBABWE are back at the ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup. Having missed last year’s event in the UAE and Oman, they will return to the big stage for the first time since 2016.
Land reform bearing fruit
When Zimbabwe embarked on the land reform programme during the turn of the 21st century, many economic observers viewed the move as a catastrophic adventure.
Tight security swells Zimra’s coffers
The tightening of security along the country’s border with South Africa has helped to build the capacity of the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) to collect more revenue from imports and export going through the Beitbridge Border Post, a cabinet minister has said.