adminZambian president to officially open ZITF 2015
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter ZAMBIAN president Edgar Lungu will officially open this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) on April 24, Industry and Commerce Minister, Mike Bimha, said in…
Zim beat UAE
Sean Williams inspires Zimbabwe with an unbeaten 76 His innings lead Zim to highest ever World Cup run chase
Costa draws blank, but Ronaldo returns
Diego Costa draws another blank While Chelsea’s draw against Paris Saint-Germain has been completely overshadowed by fall-out from the depressing pre-match events in the French capital’s Richelieu-Drouot station, the underwhelming…
Econet sets record straight
Business Reporter LISTED telecommunications giant Econet Wireless Zimbabwe will announce its financial results for the year within the next coming three months contrary to some online reports that it had…
Steenkamps unhappy about Oscar’s new privileges
Pretoria – Reeva Steenkamp’s family has expressed its unhappiness at the granting of additional prison privileges to Oscar Pistorius, it was reported on Wednesday.
Duane set for 100th Super Rugby game
Cape Town — Stormers captain Duane Vermeulen will play his 100th Super Rugby match when he leads out his team against the Blues at Newlands tomorrow.
Butcher steals 7 goats, gets 7 months in jail
Marvelous Moyo Gwanda Correspondent A GWANDA businessman will serve an effective seven months imprisonment for stealing seven goats which he slaughtered for his butchery.
Kelly Khumalo speaks out on Meyiwa murder
KELLY Khumalo has given a candid interview in which she discussed everything relating to her controversial and drama-filled life. Speaking to Radio 702 in South Africa, the petite mother-of-two said…
Housing scheme benefits 3,000 teachers
Timoth Makohliso Midlands Reporter About 3,000 teachers from Mberengwa District are set to benefit from the Zimbabwe Housing Project (ZHP) stand allocation scheme, an official has said.
$5 RBZ compensation not fair, economists say
Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter ECONOMISTS have described the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s $5 compensation to Zim-dollar account holders as unfair and miscalculated.