daniel chigunwe
- businessweekly
- May 18, 2023
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Fuel smuggling takes toll on economic growth
Elliot Ziwira Fuel smuggling in Zimbabwe is hampering Government’s revenue collection efforts – a serious threat to economic growth – despite tax and law enforcement authorities’ attempt to curb the…
adminKwekwe pupils get provisional learning facility
Midlands Bureau PUPILS from the decommissioned Globe and Phoenix Primary School in Kwekwe have returned to Sally Mugabe Primary School for the second term where they are learning from 21…
DeMbare brace for difficult week
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter DYNAMOS are set to engage the services of professional psychologists to help reboot their squad as they prepare for difficult assignments in the coming week. The…
Farmers geared for the cotton marketing season
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter Cotton farmers are geared for the marketing season which begins next week with farmers finalising preparations to sell their crop. Most farmers believe that they will…
Housing delivery within the context of NDS 1
Sikhanyisiwe Ncube THE Second Republic, led by President Mnangagwa, has scored a number of successes through the Ministry of National Housing and Social Amenities, spurred on by the economic blueprint,…
Mahere lies about state of human rights in Zimbabwe
Rutendo Jiri Correspondent The CCC spokesperson, Fadzayi Mahere, during the United Nations (UN) Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy 2023, Switzerland, conveniently lied to the world that the state…
Russian embassy hits at US envoy’s claims
JOHANNESBURG. – The Russian embassy in South Africa has hit back at claims by US Ambassador Reuben Brigety that South Africa loaded ammunition onto a Russian ship last year. This…
3 students enter Huawei ICT competition
Rutendo Gomwe and Mutsawashe Mashandure Three university students joined the seventh edition of the global Huawei ICT competition which aims to cultivate ICT talent within Zimbabwe and foster national development.…
Rusty Chevrons beat Pakistan A
Sports Reporter TENDAI Chatara took a fiver as rusty Zimbabwe Select regrouped and beat the visiting Pakistan A side by 24 runs in the first one-day match at the Harare…
Namibian court recognises gay unions
WINDHOEK. – Namibia’s Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the government must recognise the unions of same-sex couples who married in countries where it was legal for them to do…