adminEditorial comment: Murisa is sending the right signals
YESTERDAY, we ran a touching issue of how football star, Stewart Murisa, fought and conquered an addiction to alcohol, which he felt could drag him on a path to destruction.…
46 CHOLERA TREATMENT CAMPS SET UP
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We’re sorry, says Zarrow aesthetics, as social media war rages on
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TOCKY IS ‘KING OF AFRICA’
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Kombo’s fraud trials fail to take off
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Pitso not in a job rush
Pitso Mosimane insists he is not in a rush to get a new job and will only entertain offers in the new year as he wants to spend Christmas holidays…
Zim to push for loss and damage fund at COP28
Kudzanai Sharara in Dubai, UAE Zimbabwe expects discussions around the establishment of a loss and damage fund to dominate deliberations at the Conference of the Parties (COP28), which starts in…
‘Possible to improve soil nutrient balance even during planting period’
Ashton Mutyavaviri THERE is no harm in applying lime to improve soil nutrients balance even during the planting period, as this is key in boosting the production of safe and…
ZENT inks steel supply deal with Dinson
Nelson Gahadza Senior Business Reporter ZESA Enterprises (ZENT) says the steel offtake agreement signed with Dinson Iron and Steel Company for the supply of over 1500 tonnes of steel per…
Innscor to spend up to US$60m on capex
Business Reporter INNSCOR Africa Limited intends to spend between US$50 million and US$60 million on capital programmes in the 2024 financial year as the conglomerate continues to consolidate its local…