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- December 8, 2022
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Gas shortages set to ease next week
Business Writer A ship carrying liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) destined for Zimbabwe was delayed to berthing at Port of Richards Bay in South Africa, causing widespread shortages on the domestic…
adminPresident off to Equatorial Guinea, Angola
President Mnangagwa last night left the country for Equatorial Guinea to join other Heads of State and Government attending the official inauguration of Cde Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo who swept to victory during last month’s harmonised plebiscite.
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FML defer AGM amid regulator probe
Enacy Mapakame Listed insurance giant, First Mutual Holdings Limited (FMHL) deferred holding of its annual general meeting (AGM) due to an Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) probe into one of…
Ronaldo a superstar nobody wants
DOHA. — Cristiano Ronaldo was reduced to the role of the superstar nobody wants after Portugal followed Manchester United’s lead in deciding they might just be better off without him.
Tobacco farmers seek cheaper fuel for curing
Tobacco farmers with the irrigated crop are seeking cheaper fuel to run generators for curing their crop in light of the worsening power shortages after output at the Kariba South hydroelectric plant declined substantially due to low water levels.
Treasury allocates $77bn for dams, irrigation
Treasury has allocated $77 billion in the 2023 national Budget for development of irrigation infrastructure and dam projects that are at different stages of construction, as the Second Republic led by President Mnangagwa continues to focus on infrastructure development to spur economic growth.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Continuous enforcement of traffic laws required
Schools break up for the year today, families will be travelling, going on outings, visiting relatives and as the month progresses will be going to parties and other gatherings.
Popular American gospel act Travis jets in today
Grammy-nominated American gospel artiste Travis Greene is set to arrive in Harare today for his maiden performance in Zimbabwe, where a number of local singers have been lined up to support him at the show. He is coming to Zimbabwe courtesy of Set-UP Events and will perform at the Celebration Centre on Saturday.
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Adult local remittances drop drastically: Report
Business Writer Remittances have dropped over the years, from 58 percent of adults remitting in 2014 to 38 percent in 2022, says the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ). RBZ’s 2022…
Sulking Ronaldo a solitary figure after being benched
DOHA. — Cristiano Ronaldo left his team-mates celebrating on the pitch as he walked down the tunnel at the end of Portugal’s emphatic win over Switzerland at the FIFA World Cup on Tuesday night.