adminHigh-end travellers pulling back on vacation spending
They want to pay no more than US$500 a night for a hotel, and they aren’t interested in paying extra for greener or fancier options, according to the latest MLIV…
NMBZ Holdings diversifies, establishes property division
Business Reporter Financial services group, NMBZ Holdings Limited has diversified its operations after establishing a fully-fledged property division, Property Development Company, as it taps into opportunities in the real estate…
248 bus crews arrested over permits
A massive clampdown on bus crews that flouted their route permits and timetables saw 248 crews being arrested countrywide last Saturday.
Power outages affect Chinhoyi water supply
THE Municipality of Chinhoyi has dismissed reports that the water woes affecting the town since March were a result of a decomposing body of a mentally-challenged woman, which is clogging pipes.
Early preps for 2023/24 season will spawn good yields
ANOTHER season. Another term of hectic planning and preparations. And a season abound with expectations for bountiful harvests!
Businessman demands US$4m from former partner
TOP banker and marketing specialist, Mr Douglas Mamvura, is demanding payment of US$4 million from his former business partner Mr George Manyere, over a deal involving the sale of shares of an investment company they co-founded.
Murray suffers early exit at Monte Carlo
MONACO. — Andy Murray fell to an early exit at the Monte Carlo Masters as he lost to Alex de Minaur in the first round.
Newboys MWORS, Shamva share spoils
ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League newcomers MWORS and Shamwa United settled for a one-all draw at Ngoni Stadium in Norton during the Easter weekend.
700 villages benefit from Presidential borehole scheme
At least 700 villages countrywide have so far benefitted from the boreholes being drilled by the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) under the Presidential Rural Development Programme.
Guardiola defends City’s lack of UCL success
LONDON. — Manchester City are desperate to win their first Champions League but desire alone will not be enough to claim success in Europe’s top competition, manager Pep Guardiola said ahead of tonight’s quarter-final first leg against Bayern Munich.