daniel chigunwe
- businessweekly
- November 14, 2022
- 62 views
Crypto markets slump as Binance abandons FTX bailout
Reuters Cryptocurrency markets nursed heavy losses on Thursday, with bitcoin pinned near a two-year low as investors fretted about the fallout from the implosion of crypto exchange FTX. Larger rival…
adminChristmas comes early for Arsenal but World Cup throws potential problems
LONDON. — Christmas has come early for Mikel Arteta. Arsenal are going into the World Cup top of the English Premier League football table. And now they are FIVE points…
Stocks soar on US inflation, China quarantine cuts
Global stocks extended gains on Friday as China’s easing of quarantine rules added fuel to the rally that began on Wall Street after slower-than-projected US inflation data. US and European…
Man City stunned by Toney
LONDON. — English Premier League football champions Manchester City fell to their first home defeat of the season on Saturday as Ivan Toney secured a shock 2-1 win for Brentford…
FALLEN FIVE
IT’S a photo that has been trending in Harare’s social media circles this weekend.
BASHED MAN SPEAKS OUT. . .Rubbishes claims he targeted married women
THE South Africa-based man who was shamed and bashed for reportedly proposing to a married woman says he didn’t commit a crime which deserved such a thorough bashing.
happiness Chikwanha
- Hmetro
- November 13, 2022
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GRADE FIVE PUPIL CONFIDES IN TEACHER TO EXPOSE RAPIST
A GRADE 5 pupil disclosed to her teacher how she was raped twice by a relative last year at her grandparents’ house in Mbare.
REJECTED HUSTLER GOES BESERK, FIRES INSULTS
A HARARE hustler has been slammed on social media for insulting a female student who rejected his love advances.
Professor Ncube backs budding artistes, describes arts sector as potential employer if capacitated
Simba Jemwa, Chronicle Reporter SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Sibonokuhle Sitsha is a young aspiring musician looking to make her name in the industry. But for all intents and purposes, this could very well…
Professor Ncube backs budding artistes, describes arts sector as potential employer if capacitated
Simba Jemwa, Chronicle Reporter SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Sibonokuhle Sitsha is a young aspiring musician looking to make her name in the industry. But for all intents and purposes, this could very well…