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- January 15, 2025
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Bus ploughs into 21 cattle
Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] A BOTSWANA-bound bus was involved in a tragic accident on Monday evening when it ploughed into a herd of 21 cattle along the Bulawayo-Plumtree highway. The incident…
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- January 15, 2025
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Tennis juniors in good Namibia start
Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S junior players at the ongoing ITF/CAT Zonals have made a strong start to their campaign in the team events, winning their opening matches yesterday in Windhoek,…
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- January 15, 2025
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Innbucks Microbank surpasses capital requirements
Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] INNBUCKS Microbank Limited reported a core capital position of US$10,47 million as of June 30, 2024, surpassing the minimum regulatory requirement of US$5 million. The institution aims to…
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- January 15, 2025
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All systems go as schools open smoothly
Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] THOUSANDS of learners, from Early Childhood Development (ECD) to Advanced Level, returned to schools across Bulawayo yesterday, marking the start of the 2025 academic year. Heavy rains…
adminSOUTH AFRICA NAMES EXPERIENCED SQUAD
CAPE TOWN. — South Africa picked an experienced 15-man squad for next month’s Champions Trophy in Pakistan with 10 players having competed at the last World Cup in India in…
TOP DOC, PROF MATENGA, DUPED OF OVER ZWG860K…Diagnostic Heart Centre employees created parallel payment system
TOP medical doctor Professor Jonathan Matenga was duped of over ZWG860 000 by his employees who allegedly created a parallel payment system which diverted payments into their own accounts, a Harare court has heard.
Bank threatened over SA links
The Rhodesia Herald 15 January 1970 The Government of Zambia, Uganda and Guyana have threatened to take action against Barclays Bank DCO over its connexions with South Africa, the bank’s…
CHRISTIANS IN NEW YEAR FASTING
A NUMBER of Christians have been fasting since the beginning of the month.
BUY SOMETHING OR GET OUT, STARBUCKS GET TOUGH
IMAGINE walking into a fast food outlet in Harare, taking a seat and the management tells you to either buy something or you leave the shop.
SA set to escape decade of growth inertia
South Africa’s economy is set to forge an upward path this year after misfiring for more than a decade, boosted by steps to address growth constraints and higher consumer spending, according to top-ranked analysts.