FC Platinum crowned champions

THE light showers that followed after the final whistle did not dampen the spirit of joy among the FC Platinum players, coaches and their fans.

FC Platinum crowned champions

THE light showers that followed after the final whistle did not dampen the spirit of joy among the FC Platinum players, coaches and their fans.

Smart cities to generate investment, boost economic growth

Judith Phiri, Business Reporter AS the country adopts the Smart City concept, three pilot projects to kick-start the process have been identified as those places are transformed into digital and green…

$1,2bn devolution kitty for Harare

HARARE will next year allocate some of its devolution funds to create the One Ward One Market (OWOM) project for modern marketplaces to be built in each ward in the province.

$1,2bn devolution kitty for Harare

HARARE will next year allocate some of its devolution funds to create the One Ward One Market (OWOM) project for modern marketplaces to be built in each ward in the province.

US firm pours millions into CSC

UNITED States of America firm, Ethos Asset Management Inc, is set to inject millions of US dollars into the Cold Storage Company, now CSC-Boustead Beef Limited, as the revival of Zimbabwe’s largest meat processor gains momentum.

US firm pours millions into CSC

UNITED States of America firm, Ethos Asset Management Inc, is set to inject millions of US dollars into the Cold Storage Company, now CSC-Boustead Beef Limited, as the revival of Zimbabwe’s largest meat processor gains momentum.

Tertiary institutions must meet challenges of digital revolution head on

IN an article to the World Economic Forum, Farnam Jahanian, president of the Carnegie Mellon University in the United States, stressed that as the world embraces the technology driven economy,…

$5, $10, $20 notes still legal tender: RBZ

Judith Phiri, Sunday News Reporter THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has advised that all bank notes that it has issued remain legal tender, following rejection of smaller denomination notes…

Sadc pushes for more voting power in CITES

THE Southern African Development Community (SADC) will push for a variable-weighted vote that gives more voting power to countries hosting wild creatures, whose trade is governed under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), according to Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Mangaliso Ndlovu.