Forex shortages threat to power imports

Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE’S power imports are under threat as the country continues to struggle to pay its obligations due to acute shortages of foreign currency, sources familiar with the development…

Athletics seminars take off in Byo, Hre

Ellina Mhlanga, Harare Bureau AS they continue with their efforts to improve the standard of athletics in the country, the National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe are set to hold jumps…

2018 Parliamentary pre-budget seminar starts in Vic Falls

Senior Business Reporter THE 2018 Parliamentary pre-budget seminar is set to begin in Victoria Falls tomorrow with legislators and ministers expected to deliberate on critical economic issues and laying the…

Group Five to shed manufacturing cluster

GROUP Five’s share price was little changed on Tuesday despite the company providing additional details on a turnaround strategy first announced in October.

Real want Neymar back

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has reportedly met with Neymar’s dad to discuss bringing the Paris Saint-Germain star back to Spain to replace Cristiano Ronaldo.

Johannesburg hosts Cosafa U-20 draw

Tadious Manyepo, Harare Bureau THE Zimbabwe national Under-20 team set to compete at this year’s Cosafa Championships in Zambia will know their opponents tomorrow when the draw for the regional…

Massive resistance to mass drug programme

Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter THERE has been apathy in Bulawayo following the start of the national mass drug administration programme last Monday as some parents are not keen on allowing…

Women urged to utilise various funding schemes

Nonsikelelo Moyo in Victoria Falls SMALL to Medium Enterprises and Cooperative Development Minister Sithembiso Nyoni has encouraged women entrepreneurs to take advantage of the various funding schemes availed by Government…

Hwange honour outstanding players

Tobias Mandoreba in Hwange THE carnival atmosphere that enveloped the Colliery Stadium at the end of a 3-0 hammering of Highlanders on Sunday went beyond the final whistle as the…

US ramps up military strikes in Somalia. . . Rights groups concerned there will be a rise in civilian casualties

When Ali Osman Diblawe arrived in Bariire he was barefoot and winded. He had sprinted the 2,5 kilometres from his farm to the southern Somali town after hearing a barrage…

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