adminICONIC OLD BOYS ROLLING STONES MAKE HISTORY
LONDON. − The Rolling Stones have become the first act to reach the top 10 in the United States with new albums in every decade since the 1960s.
Cimas takes over rehab centre
Mathew Masinge CIMAS Health Group has acquired the Highlands Wellness Group facility in order to extend its medical coverage to include rehabilitation services for alcohol and drug abuse patients.
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IMF tells Zim to accelerate reforms
Business Writer The International Monetary Fund (IMF) flagged the pressing need for Zimbabwe to immediately expedite forex market reforms in order to fully restore macroeconomic stability. It comes as policymakers…
DeMbare9 accident survivor set to release third gospel album
Maria Chiguvari ONE of the survivors of the horrific accident, which killed nine Dynamos supporters seven years ago, Maxwell Machisi, is set to release his third album.
Rushwaya convicted of gold smuggling
Zvikomborero Parafini ZIMBABWE Miners Federation president, Henrietta Rushwaya, was yesterday convicted of attempting to smuggle 6kgs of gold, through the VIP route, at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport.
AI PROVIDES MASSIVE CANCER BREAKTHROUGH
LONDON. — Artificial intelligence is nearly twice as good at grading the aggressiveness of a rare form of cancer from scans as the current method, a study suggests.
WE WILL TACKLE DRUGS MENACE, SAYS MINISTER
Gamuchirai Bhachi YOUTH Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training Minister, Tino Machakaire, has pledged to work with stakeholders to end substance abuse and to report those supplying drugs.
SIMBA RAY COMES OF AGE
Latwell Nyangu GOSPEL musician, Simbarashe “Simba Ray” Chinyanga, is celebrating the release of his new song titled God Will.
DEMBARE’S TITLE HOPES SUFFER HUGE SETBACK
Oscar Rusenga in TRIANGLE Manica Diamonds……… (1) 1
Astra Paints accountant in US$180k theft stromlead
Zvikomborero Parafini ASTRA Paints’ accountant, Adrian Chulu (41), has been accused of stealing more than US$180 000 from the company via unauthorised payments.