adminGovt suspends duty on bus, lorry tyre imports
GOVERNMENT has suspended import duty on commercial tyres for buses and lorries as it seeks to boost the public transport system.
‘Women’s participation in politics still poor’
POLITICAL parties must adopt the women quota system in their constitutions to boost female participation, the Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has said.
807 permits issued for maize imports
Government has issued 807 import permits to 420 private companies to bring in 4 131 260 tonnes of maize by March next year.
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6ft 2in star admits he feels ‘tiny’ in Mikel Arteta’s giant squad
AT Real Sociedad, Mikel Merino saw himself as a giant of a man.
T10 Global Sports dismiss match-fixing claims
T TEN Global Sports have dismissed match-fixing allegations and that the International Cricket Council are investigating suspicious activities noted during the second edition of the Zim Afro T10 held recently.
‘Boxing needs fresh blood’
ZIMBABWEAN boxing is in serious need of fresh blood and proper developmental strategies for the sport to maintain its popularity, a local boxing manager has said.
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Norris rues F1 title hopes’ momentum killer
Lando Norris said the decision to penalise him for a passing move on title rival Max Verstappen in the United States Grand Prix was a “momentum killer” for his championship…
Passports scandal: Processing officer appears in court
A PROCESSING officer at the Harare Registrar General’s Office, Chipo Matovanyika, appeared in court yesterday for allegedly assisting four Cameroonians to fraudulently acquire Zimbabwean documents.
Familiarise with international agreements: Speaker
LAWYERS to African Parliaments should assist their legislatures in analysing international agreements and treaties, especially those of an economic nature, to ensure they benefit people, the Speaker of Parliament, Advocate Jacob Mudenda, said yesterday.
Varsity embarks on livestock production
GWANDA State University (GSU) has unveiled a plan to boost the agricultural sector and maximise value addition through livestock production.