adminEDITORIAL COMMENT: Police need to be tough on the vehicles lacking number plates
The police have once again warned that they are looking out for vehicles not fitted with number plates and that these vehicles will be impounded. This warning has been given…
Zim seeks US$950m in new bid to kick-start mining firm
Zimbabwe’s state miner is planning a fresh bid to kick-start a range of projects a year after the Government took full control of the company. Kuvimba Mining House, under new…
The changing face of Zim’s retail sector
Kundai Marunya, Correspondent THE recent wave of big retail outlets closing or scaling down operations in Zimbabwe has sparked concern among consumers and economic analysts. However, a closer look at…
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Modern technologies transform mining landscape: Vice President Mohadi
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What is next for Arne Slot?
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LOOKING BACK: Unlicensed liquor sale leads to $50 fine
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Mighty Warriors in good spirit
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