adminRow over Britain’s choice
A ROW has blown up over the choice of governor for Zimbabwe Rhodesia even before Lord Carrington has made his decision known.
Top African finance industry players to meet in Lome
The first edition of Africa Financial Industry summit will take place in Lome, Togo on November 28 and 29.
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2023 budget expectations
Persistence Gwanyanya Whilst it is true that a National budget is inadequate to address challenges of permanent and structural nature such as those of Zimbabwe, it is equally true that…
Tips to help caregivers of prostate cancer patients
Caring for a man who has prostate cancer is a challenging experience, especially for significant others, who may have to adjust to a new lifestyle with their partner.
Global ESG-linked bond market faces first penalties
The revival of fossil fuels in European energy policy risks triggering the first wave of financial penalties in the global market for ESG bonds.
Raza snatched by Riders
ZIMBABWEAN all-rounder Sikandar Raza expressed his delight after joining Rangpur Riders for the 2023 edition of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).
Rape cases cause for concern: Mavima
Following two serious sexual assaults of small girls who went through early puberty and were made pregnant, more surveillance and conscientising communities needs to be put in place, Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Professor Paul Mavima has said.
Senegal aim to make Mane proud
DOHA. — Former Senegal international El Hadji Diouf has backed Teranga Lions star Sadio Mane to deal with the disappointment of being ruled out of the football World Cup finals.
UK hits wealthy with higher taxes in £55bn squeeze
Jeremy Hunt targeted wealthy people and energy companies in a £55 billion ($65 billion) package of tax rises and spending cuts aimed at cleaning up the mess left by unprecedented shocks to the economy.
Touts ordered out of new Beitbridge border post
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has ordered touts and other illegal vendors to be flushed out of the new multi-million dollar Beitbridge border post, to curb criminality and facilitate smooth cross-border movement.