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Listed financial services provider CBZ Holdings is exploring potential acquisitions and alliances in the local and regional markets that align with the group’s growth strategy.
Experts set record straight on country’s beef consumption trends
Monalisa Chikwengo IF Zimbabweans consumed 42 kilogrammes of beef per person per year, this would mean its population of 15 million needs to slaughter 3, 5 million cattle per year…
Man Utd make progress in search for striker
SAN DIEGO. — Manchester United have made progress in their striker search, according to manager Erik ten Hag.
Jere embarks on journey from soccer to Parliament
PREMIER Soccer League chairman Farai Jere is a man on a mission.
Farmers advised to lime acidic soils
Farmers have been urged to lime acidic soils to improve chances of optimising soil productivity.
Kenya in bid to be East Africa’s fuel hub
Kenya is boosting its advantage over Tanzania in its bid to provide petroleum products in the East African region, with the nation’s cabinet this week approving the Kenya Pipeline Company’s (KPC) acquisition of assets from the bankrupt Kenya Petroleum Refineries Ltd (KPRL).
MDC’s Mwonzora optimistic
MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora (DM) has so far fielded 57 candidates for National Assembly, women’s quota and youth quota. He is confident of winning the coming elections by at least 66 percent. Our Senior Reporter Joseph Madzimure (JM) caught up with him to discuss a number of issues ranging from defections of MDC senior members to other political parties, launching of his party manifesto and his promises to the electorate.
Wheat condition impressive countrywide
The wheat condition is generally good, with a bumper harvest expected so that the country will have a surplus of wheat for the second successive year.
Kariba dam wall rehabilitation 67pc complete
Work on the US$294,2 million Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project (KDRP) is progressing well and now at 67 percent complete, the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) has said.
Ending HIV among children a priority
Over the past decades, Zimbabwe has made good progress in the fight against HIV and is counted among some of the countries which have implemented strategies that have worked.