daniel chigunwe
- businessweekly
- September 6, 2024
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EV or gas car: What’s more cost-effective to own in the long run?
If environmental impact were your only consideration when car buying, the choice between an electric vehicle (EV) and a gas vehicle would be easy. But for many buyers, there is…
adminTraders shun Maldives bonds as Sukuk default looms
A selloff in Islamic bonds from the Maldives has intensified in recent weeks as investors rush to dump the island nation’s debt on fears of default. The dollar-denominated sukuk bonds…
US becoming ‘neoliberal dictatorship’ – Moscow
MOSCOW. — Repeated sanctions to limit the freedom of Russian media in the US point to the erosion of democratic values in Washington, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said.
IMF urges SA to implement reforms
South Africa’s new multiparty government should implement bold reforms to achieve the economy’s full potential, the International Monetary Fund said. It should build on the existing reform agenda but “increase…
Chigowe lauds DeMbare ‘nugget’ Ngwenya
HE was only on the pitch barely 10 minutes but teenage midfielder Vusimuzi Ngwenya had enough time on his first team debut appearance for giants Dynamos to earn himself plaudits of the interim head coach Lloyd Chigowe.
Rangers book final berth
Half-Centuries from Sean Williams and Mathew Welch were enough to inspire NPL debutants Sogo Rangers into their first NPLT 20 Blast final in a debut season with a five-wicket victory over Takashinga Patriots 1 at Harare Sport Club yesterday.
Pardon Ndhlovu honoured in US
UNC Pembroke has appointed six new members to its Board of Visitors —Dr. Adell Baldwin, Zimbabwean Olympian Pardon Ndhlovu, Avery Locklear, Lydia Locklear, Mark Ward, and Madison Wilcox. They are all UNCP alumni.
Coach-less Nigeria chase revenge against Benin
Nigeria will begin their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifying campaign with a Group D clash against Benin in Uyo on Saturday night.
Focus shifts to regional road network upgrade
Five contractors have been brought in by the Government to resume the rehabilitation of key roads across the country as part of efforts by the Second Republic to modernise the country’s road network and improve accessibility.
IOC spread wings in Africa
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has joined hands with Paris 2024 and the French Development Agency (AFD) to allocate $450 000 (€406 000) to finance 10 social impact projects in Africa, expanding the Olympic legacy beyond the Games and propping communities through sport across the continent.