adminNigerian currency in circulation sees first fall
According to the most recent information provided by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the amount of money in circulation in the West African country dipped in July 2023. As…
‘I’m looking after my sister who was dumped by her boyfriend’
Faith Mandizha A HARARE man took his ex-wife to court seeking a rescission challenging a maintenance application which was granted in his absence. Try Mutetwa pleaded with the Harare Civil…
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Huge turnout at polls nationwide
Chronicle Writers MULTITUDES thronged various polling stations across the country to cast their votes in yesterday’s harmonised elections, which were conducted in a peaceful manner. Most polling stations were a…
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Stanbic Bank unveils health sector value proposition
Business Writer FINANCIAL services institution, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe, has launched a ‘Health Sector Value Proposition’, which will contribute significantly to the health and well-being of Zimbabweans. The recent launch of…
NEDBANK PREMIER NETBALL LEAGUE BACK
Sports Reporter LEADERS Ngezi Platinum Queens are hoping to step up to the challenge when the Nedbank Premier Netball League games return this weekend after a month-long break. The league…
‘He doesn’t use the prevailing bank rate’
Faith Mandizha A HARARE woman hauled her ex-hubby to court accusing him of child neglect. Elsa Mavera sought a garnishment order for maintenance, saying her ex-husband, Farai Bureni, had blocked…
Agreement of sale for mining businesses
Introduction I have assisted many clients when they are selling or buying mining businesses. I also got requests from some readers to cover agreements for the sale of mining businesses in…
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- August 24, 2023
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Vote delays caused by courts- ZEC
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has said voting delays and other glitches encountered in Harare and Bulawayo for some local council polls yesterday were largely due to legal challenges political…
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Smooth, peaceful poll, new lesson to be learnt
Zimbabweans yesterday voted peacefully and soberly with the police reporting no incidents, and at most polling stations the measures by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission meant that voters were processed quickly and accurately and did not have to wait long to cast their votes.
Creatives preach peace after voting
Yesterday, Zimbabweans headed to polling stations to vote for their choice of candidates in the harmonised elections.