adminNigeria to spend 50pc more on fuel subsidies in 2024
Nigeria will likely spend 5.4 trillion naira (US$3,7 billion) in 2024 – 50 percent more than in 2023 – to keep petrol prices fixed, while borrowing an extra 6,6 trillion naira to plug gaps in its budget, a draft document seen by Reuters showed on Thursday.
SA’s current account gap narrows
South Africa’s current-account shortfall narrowed more than expected in the first quarter as exports increased marginally and imports decreased due to lower demand.
Man records video as he rapes lover
Arron Nyamayaro A HIGHFIELD man in Harare recorded a video while he was raping his lover and then posted it on social media. Nigel Tadiwa Maisiri (30), was reported to…
Warriors receive their allowances
Tadious Manyepo in JOHANNESBURG, South Africa The Warriors are fully focused on the work at hand after they received their match allowances ahead of their 2026 World Cup qualifiers against…
PSL action to resume week earlier
Fungai Muderere, [email protected] CASTLE Lager Premier Soccer League action will now resume a week earlier amid revelations that the Cosafa Senior Men’s Championship has been cancelled. A total of five…
Musona awaits medical report
Tadious Manyepo in JOHANNESBURG, South Africa WARRIORS coach Jairos Tapera is hoping that midfielder Walter Musona will be fit today ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualifier against Lesotho tomorrow.
10-year jail sentence for woman who doused hubby with petrol, set him alight
Mashudu mambo THE 42-YEAR-OLD woman from Maphisa, Matabeleland South province, who killed her husband after dousing him with petrol before setting him alight following a dispute over infidelity has been…
Chirewa passport issue sorted?
Sports Reporter Tawanda Chirewa was by last night expected to re-join the Warriors camp after having gone back to Harare to sort out his Zimbabwean passport. The Wolves star who…
SA expert to assess White City timing system
Innocent Kurira [email protected] THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (NAAZ) is this week set to fly in an expert from South Africa to assess the readiness of the electronic timing…
WEDDING OF THE YEAR!…It’s set for the exotic island of Cyprus tomorrow…Over 250 guests will witness this special union…Guests drawn from UK, Zim, Zambia, SA, Malawi
THIS is likely to be the WEDDING OF THE YEAR!