adminSufficient seed in place for summer season
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter Zimbabwe has secured enough seed to cover this year’s summer cropping season and the majority of farmers are expected to take this opportunity to start preparations,…
New measures to foster stability, Zimdollar demand
Business Reporters The economic support measures announced by the Government on Monday will help stabilise the exchange rate, promote the demand and wider use of the domestic currency, as well…
Jose targets sixth European title
ROME. — Roma manager Jose Mourinho has never lost a European final while Sevilla are six from six in Europa League finals. Something has to give in Budapest tonight. Portugal’s…
PE win invitational soccer tourney
Sports Reporter IT was treble celebration for Prince Edward players after they powered their way to the Hammer and Tongues, St George’s College Invitational soccer tournament glory over the weekend. …
14-year-old duo turns heads in Women’s Super League
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter SAMANTHA Mushonga and Cotilder Chirinda are both unassuming and fearless. The two are just 14 but they have big hearts. They both turn out for Zimbabwe…
Debt deal to hit already burdened US economy
The cap on government spending in Washington’s deal to raise the federal debt limit adds a fresh headwind to a US economy already burdened by the highest interest rates in decades and reduced access to credit.
Kenya poised to hold interest rates
Kenya is likely to leave its benchmark rate unchanged, even as a depreciating currency, fuel-price increases and proposed new tax measures stoke inflation.
India reclaims fifth-largest stock market spot
India has reclaimed its spot as the world’s fifth largest stock market after losing that status to France in January, as foreign investors snap up the Asian nation’s shares.
Dabo to leave Coventry after penalty miss
COVENTRY. — Coventry have confirmed Fankaty Dabo will leave the club at the end of the season days after his decisive penalty miss in the Championship play-off final against Luton…
Early pension bonanza hits Zambia’s finances
Zambia’s decision to allow citizens to cash out part of their pensions early is having an unintended consequence: it’s hitting a key source of government financing as the squeeze from a long-delayed debt restructuring continues to tighten.