adminSabi Mine sells tailing dumps to pay ZMDC
Tinashe Makichi Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE Mining Development Corporation’s creditors for Sabi Mine have approved the selling of the mining company’s tailings dumps for $10 million to an unnamed foreign investor.
Fired cop beats up ex-colleague over debt
Plaxcedes Hove Court Reporter A POLICE officer in Bulawayo who had just been fired from work vented his anger on a fellow officer by assaulting her for demanding $100 that…
MUTASA WARNED
Lovemore Mataire Harare Bureau ZANU-PF has warned ousted secretary for administration Cde Didymus Mutasa against the path he has chosen to court foreigners in his bid to discredit the party’s…
Diamond seminar on
Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter ALL is set for the diamond seminar in Bulawayo tomorrow with more than 50 delegates expected at the event. The seminar, which is being organised by…
Byo struggles with refuse collection
Loveness Bepete Chronicle Reporter BULAWAYO City Council is failing to cope with refuse collection due to a shortage of vehicles, forcing residents to resort to dumping litter. According to the…
Bloodbath in Mangwe
Sukulwenkosi Dube Plumtree Correspondent AN extra-marital affair between a 34-year-old woman and her domestic worker ended in tragedy after the man brutally axed her to death and then committed suicide…
EU moves to stamp out dirty money
London – The European Union has agreed rules to stamp out tax evasion and stop dirty money from criminal gangs or terrorism finance being channelled through anonymous companies.
Female mbanje peddler jailed
Sukulwenkosi Dube Plumtree Correspondent TWO elderly women have appeared separately before a Plumtree magistrate facing charges of possessing mbanje. They both pleaded not guilty but the magistrate, Livard Philemon, convicted…
Mawere aiming to build pillar for the disabled
TRUE to the saying “Disability does not mean inability”, Winston Mawere, 41, has managed to establish his own welding consultancy in Bulawayo’s Kelvin North Industrial Site despite having speech development…
‘Find other means of financing festivals’
Simbarashe Mutizwa and Yoliswa Dube NHIMBE Trust director Joseph Nyapimbi has challenged festival organisers to look into other ways of financing their activities instead of depending on grants.