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- October 23, 2023
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R2,7m fraudster denied bail
Yeukai Karengezeka–Court Correspondent The Chinese dealer based in South Africa who allegedly defrauded Sunny Yi Feng Tiles Company of R2,7 million by buying tiles using fake proofs of payment on…
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- October 23, 2023
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Poverty eradication: Prerequisite for peace
Flora Teckie-A Bahai Perspective One of the prerequisites for world peace and global prosperity, according to the Bahá’í Writings, is eliminating the extremes of wealth and poverty. We observed the…
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- October 23, 2023
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Zim’s resilience: Overcoming sanctions for a brighter future
Prosperity Mzila-Correspondent For years, Zimbabwe has faced various challenges, chief among them sanctions that were illegally imposed on her by the United Kingdom (UK), the United States (US), and their…
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- October 23, 2023
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MWOS derail Harare City
Takudzwa Chitsiga-Sports Reporter MWOS derailed Harare City’s championship challenge when they held them to a 1-1 draw in a ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League match at Ngoni Stadium…
adminDubai to operate Tanzania’s largest port berths
On Sunday, Tanzania officially entered into agreements with DP World, a state-owned ports operator based in Dubai, to manage a section of the Dar es Salaam port for 30 years.
Steward Bank scoops top Financial Inclusion Award
Steward Bank, Zimbabwe’s largest bank by depositors, bagged the Financial Inclusion Award at the 2023 Zimbabwe Independent Banks & Banking Survey Awards ceremony held in Harare last week.
World crosses ‘tipping point’ on solar power
Solar power is set to dominate global electricity markets within the next few decades, and may have already reached an “irreversible tipping point,” according to a study published this week in Nature Communications. The study finds that solar adoption will continue apace barring any major policy shifts geared at disrupting it.
Kenya sees 2,9pc drop in govt spending
In the three months through September, the Ruto government spent Sh268,10 billion on administration, operations, and maintenance, as well as salaries and compensation, a 2,90 percent decrease from Sh276,11 billion in the same time the previous year.
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- October 23, 2023
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Top gospel musicians light up Kwekwe
Irene Kalulu-Arts Correspondent The small mining city of Kwekwe was brought to life this past weekend when Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa graced the Apostolic Summit accompanied by top gospel musicians Minister…
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- October 23, 2023
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Afghanistan shock Pakistan
Afghanistan pulled off their second major shock of the Cricket World Cup yesterday when they sent Pakistan crashing to an eight-wicket defeat. Chasing 283 to win, Afghanistan rode on the…