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Horticulture exports to bring in US$143m
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter The Government’s policies meant to grow the horticulture sector are now bearing fruit as the sub-sector continues to contribute immensely to earnings. The country is targeting…
Mapeza plots comeback
Bruce Chikuni Sports Reporter FC PLATINUM coach Norman Mapeza has called for patience as the defending champions plot to bounce back in the title race. After 17 matches, FC Platinum…
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- businessweekly
- August 4, 2023
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How Zimbabwe U20s overan Chipu in junior African rugby
Zimbabwe’s Junior Sables have become the crème de la crème of junior rugby in Africa, which has naturally made their 15s side a recon to be forced with as a…
Human lifespan to increase to 120 years
STOCKHOLM. – Human lifespan is expected to increase to up to 120 years within decades, thanks to technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and knowledge gained from the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Second Republic’s mojo on health sector
Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter Government took a proactive approach in responding to the Covid-19 pandemic by developing an eight-pillar strategy before the detection and confirmation of the first case on…
Police nab 2 over Glen Norah violence
Blessings Chidakwa Zimpapers Elections Desk ONE person lost his life in Glen Norah, Harare, yesterday following public violence, with police arresting two suspects. Following the death, Government called for peaceful…
Maruwa lauds Chikona’s impending Finnish deal
Curtworth Masango Sports Reporter DYNAMOS coach Herbert Maruwa yesterday described teenage sensation Elton Chikona’s impending move to Finland as an inspiration to Zimbabwe’s talented young footballers. Just like Bill Antonio…
- businessweekly
- August 4, 2023
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Loan reduction, default risk fears as high interest rates bite: POSB
Business Writer People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB), says high interest rates have seen a reduction in credit facilities uptake and high default rates from the bank’s clientele. Towards the end…
22 more boreholes for Ngezi
The Herald, August 4, 1983 SIXTEEN boreholes have been cleaned out and six new ones drilled at Muzvezve, Bururu, and Ngezi clinics and Mamina Rural Service Centre, the Deputy Minister…