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By Kudakwashe Mutandi and Khesani Matatise.
JAGGERS Wholesalers is understood to be going through hard times after its new owner has not significantly injected new capital for restocking, The Sunday Mail Business has established.
Uproar over school sodomy
Parents with children at a Murehwa primary school, that was rocked by a sodomy scandal, want the headmistress sacked for failing to inform them of the alleged sexual abuse perpetrated by the headboy on fellow pupils.
More incentives for civil servants
THE Minister of Public Service is set to unveil various non-cash incentives for civil servants before Christmas as efforts to augment their low salaries and boost morale gather momentum.
BBA anti-climax: Munya’s heartbreak
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
THE curtain came down on Big Brother Africa All Stars yesterday with Zimbabwe’s representative, 24-year-old Munyaradzi Chidzo-nga, coming a close second.
Sup8r Cup on the ropes
By Robson Sharuko
THE 2010 edition of the BancABC Sup8r Cup competition is now set to end prematurely, with the final set to be cancelled, after Dynamos rejected an offer from Zifa to replay their abandoned semi-final tie against Highlanders next week.
Rebrand Tiger fishing tourney
by Isdore Guvamombe
TIGER fish is known throughout the world for its ferocity and fighting spirit, traits that make it one of the most sought-after game fish in the world.
SA team meets principals
Herald Reporter
South African President Jacob Zuma’s facilitation team on Wednesday met the Global Political Agreement principals to get an update on the implementation of the pact.
No GPA extension: President
By Takunda Maodza
PRESIDENT Mugabe has said the constitution-making process should be concluded within the lifespan of the Global Political Agreement to facilitate elections mid-next year
Bambo drops points
By Augustine Hwata
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Lobels seizes ex-CEO Mudhumo’s shares
Business Reporter
LOBELS Holdings has seized former chief executive Dr Burombo Mudhumo’s shares in the company to recover the money he allegedly embezzled the firm during his tenure as CEO.