adminGiroud sends Arsenal through
Third-division Bradford City continued their remarkable progress in the FA Cup by beating Premier League Sunderland 2-0 to reach the quarterfinals on Sunday, while holders Arsenal overcame Middlesbrough.
India continue domination over Pakistan
Adelaide — India’s bowlers backed-up a landmark century by Virat Kohli as the defending champions continued their World Cup domination of Pakistan with a 76-run win at the Adelaide Oval…
Messi hits record treble as Barcelona crush Levante
Lionel Messi marked his 300th La Liga appearance with a record-equalling hat-trick and an assist for Neymar as Barcelona stayed hard on the heels of leaders Real Madrid with a…
Wales survive late Scots assault
Wales recovered from their opening Six Nations defeat by England to secure a hard-fought win at Murrayfield that leaves Scotland without a point.
Four-step plan to revive Byo industries
Prosper Ndlovu Business Editor INDUSTRIALISTS in Bulawayo have identified four strategic intervention areas that require urgent government attention and financing to guarantee the successful revival of industries and job creation.
5 gold centres set up in Midlands
Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter FIVE gold mining service centres have been set up in the Midlands province as part of the government’s initiative to formalise operations of small-scale miners and…
Chrome sector considers power imports
THE chrome sector is seriously considering importing power dedicated for its smelters as local tariffs are being charged at a premium, stifling the viability of the sector, Mines Minister Walter…
Homelink targets $100m balance sheet
Martin Kadzere Harare Bureau HOMELINK, a subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, is targeting to raise its balance sheet to $100 million by 2017, central bank governor Dr John…
BancABC backs $5 compensation for Zim dollar
A local bank has said that the $5 to be paid to depositors who lost their money when the country abandoned its local currency five years ago as part of…
Council gives residents, firms six months ultimatum
Midlands Correspondent THE Gweru City Council has given companies and individuals a six-month ultimatum to settle their bills failure of which it would take legal action to recover the $35…