adminSuspected fraudster up for prejudicing ZINARA US$36k
A FUEL importer is accused of defrauding ZINARA of US$36 000 using fake receipts.
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- Chronicle
- October 3, 2024
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Flower among the best T20 coaches in the world
Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE cricket legend Andy Flower has emerged as one of the most successful T20 coaches in the world. With the rise of T20 franchise leagues, Flower has demonstrated…
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- Hmetro
- October 3, 2024
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POOR, PATHETIC PITCHES
Langton Nyakwenda WARRIORS coach Michael Nees has been impressed by the quality of the home-based players but feels they are being limited from expressing their true potential because of the…
Young Warriors on the cusp
ZIMBABWE’S Young Warriors stand on the threshold of completing a fairy-tale come-back to the COSAFA Under-20 Championship after a three-year hiatus should they overcome old foes Zambia this afternoon and book their place in the final, (Kick-off 3pm)
Mining companies should follow local laws — Matangira
Foreign mining companies must adhere to the country’s laws and policies to ensure their projects also accrue benefits to indigenous Zimbabweans who are the real owners of the God-given natural resources.
Prioritise investment in water, says UNICEF
UNICEF has called upon stakeholders to prioritise investment in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) for community resilience against the backdrop of a devastating drought.
Mpisini Bridge construction brings relief to Umzingwane community
The completion of Mpisini Bridge in Umzingwane district’s Ward 14, which was funded under the Government’s Emergency Roads Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP2), Community Development Fund (CDF) as well as the Devolution Fund, has brought relief to the local community.
Opposition party hails Govt for air ambulances
OPPOSITION party, the Zimbabwe African National Congress (ZANC), has hailed the Government for introducing air ambulances which have revolutionised public hospital emergency medical care in the country.
45 migrants die off Djibouti’s coast
DJIBOUTI. – Two vessels carrying migrants from Africa sank in the Red Sea off the coast of Djibouti, killing 45 people, the United Nations migration agency said yesterday.
- Hmetro
- October 3, 2024
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GONESE’S SEASON IS OVER
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter BLACK Rhinos goalkeeper Lennon Gonese’s season is over. The goalkeeper, who has been frozen out of the army side, is unlikely to play for coach Nesbert…