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Kudzanai Sharara in Beijing, China The Zimbabwe-China Business Forum that ended yesterday in Beijing, China, was a resounding success with participating firms managing to establish business leads and partnerships with…
Gutu owns up to trip of shame, sends SOS for stranded teen footballers
WHAT started off as a dream tour to Dubai for aspiring teenage footballers has turned out into a full nightmare after the man behind the trip, Archford Gutu, yesterday owned up to his fault and asked for assistance from home to help repatriate the stranded boys.
Beat the chill with winter festivities
Welcome to the month of June. To some parts of Africa, it signifies the beginning of the winter season.
Mobilising private sector financing for climate, green growth in Africa
African countries need to mobilise a lot more private financing for climate change and green growth.
Rising dancing star learnt the art the hard way
Pretoria. — If it was not for his naughtiness as a young boy, Phikolwethu Luke would have never discovered the beauty of ballet dance.
New UZ digital innovation system: A lever to improve rail competitiveness
University of Zimbabwe Computer Science PhD students have used the institution’s Innovation Hub to develope a wireless railway digital signalling technology system that has the potential to enhance safety and speed up train movement in the country’s rail network plagued by vandalism and destruction of vital communication systems.
Chevrons to camp in Gweru
THE Zimbabwe national cricket team is set to begin their final training camp for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier in Gweru on Monday.
Tobacco sales reach 240 million kilogrammes as trade continues
Edgar Vhera-Agriculture Specialist Writer TOBACCO farmers had by Day 56 sold 240 million kilogrammes of flue cured tobacco worth US$722 million compared to last season’s 154 million kilogrammes that earned…
Brics ministers meet on Ukraine conflict
CAPE TOWN. — Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was meeting in South Africa with counterparts from the BRICS economic bloc of developing nations for discussions yesterday that will start with “an exchange of views” on major geopolitical issues, including the war in Ukraine, South Africa’s ambassador to the bloc said.
POSB opens Mutare microfinance service
Business Reporter THE People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB), on Wednesday, commissioned a microfinance service centre in Mutare to improve access to capital by micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The…