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- January 17, 2023
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British American Tobacco to retrench even more SA workers as its cigarette sales fall 40%
Jan Cronje South Africa’s largest tobacco manufacturer, British American Tobacco SA (BATSA), says falling cigarette sales mean it may have to cut another 200 jobs at its local operations. Since…
adminZanu PF MPs discuss ZEC delimitation report
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter Zanu PF Members of Parliament held a caucus meeting yesterday to deliberate on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission preliminary report on the delimitation of the electoral boundaries…
Murwira out to restore CAPS Utd glory days
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter CAPS United defender Godknows Murwira is ready to help his new Premiership football club reclaim its lost glory and restore their Cup Kings tag. Murwira…
ZMX intensifies preps for 2023/24 produce trade
Agriculture Specialist Writer WITH many recent agricultural marketing seasons having been littered with price wars, the Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) has undertaken to encourage farmers, buyers and financiers to switch…
Curtain comes down on ITF/CAT champs
Ellina Mhlanga Senior Sports Reporter THE curtain came down on the ITF/CAT Southern African Regional Championships at Harare Sports Club on Sunday with South Africa dominating the team competition. The…
CCC members’ bail hearing today
Senior Court Reporter Twenty-five members of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party are today expected back in court for continuation of their bail application on allegations of gathering…
Byo hit and run, driver arrested
Crime Reporter THE driver of a Toyota Granvia who knocked down and killed two pedestrians along Nketa Drive in Bulawayo last Tuesday has been arrested. Members of the public who…
Courts digitalisation enhances access to justice
The Integrated Electronic Case Management System which seeks to digitize all courts in the country has so far played a pivotal role in access to justice, a senior official has…
Lake Kariba inflows increase
Walter Nyamukondiwa Kariba Bureau Lake Kariba is rising slowly although the two power stations are still largely functioning by using what flows into the lake each day, with the river…