adminZahara jets in today
Yeukai Karengezeka Harare Bureau Multiple award-winning South African songbird Zahara is expected to jet into the country this afternoon ahead of her two shows in Harare and Bulawayo.
Woman leaves niece, 16, at rapists mercy
Auxilia Katongomara Court Reporter A BULAWAYO woman yesterday brought the court to tears when she narrated how she locked herself in a room together with her 36-year-old daughter while a…
BCC, 8 firms fingered in Umguza pollution probe
Senior Reporter THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has reprimanded Bulawayo City Council and eight other companies for polluting Umguza River and its tributaries, an official said.
BaShupi craves Byo gig
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent RISING urban grooves artiste BaShupi (real name Peace Ndlovu) who rose to fame after collaborating with Stunner on the track Godo has collaborated with dancehall rising…
Foreign investors eye local banks
Mernat Mafirakurewa Business Editor The local banking sector is set to benefit from foreign investors keen to expand their footprint on the African continent, a local research firm has said.
Essar begins skills audit
Lovemore Zigara Midlands Correspondent ESSAR Africa Holdings have begun a skills audit of the workforce at the giant steel producing firm, NewZim Steel, ahead of its envisaged opening later this…
10 Killers to Hang
Thulani Ndlovu Chronicle Reporter The Supreme Court yesterday upheld death sentences against ten people accused of committing gruesome and callous murders around the country.
Gold deliveries near 4 tonnes
Martin Kadzere Harare Bureau GOLD deliveries to Fidelity Printers and Refiners, the country’s sole buyer of the mineral, reached nearly four tonnes in four months to April this year, official…
Courts to settle MDC-T fallout
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai cannot recall legislators calling for his ouster from Parliament through the august House, the speaker of the National Assembly Cde Jacob Mudenda…
Arrears stifling Zim growth: World Bank
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter The World Banks says Zimbabwe’s arrears with international financial institutions are stifling accelerated economic growth by limiting access to new finance.