adminZim to review trade agreements with regional partners
Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE will review its trade agreements with regional countries, particularly South Africa, amid concerns in Government and industry that some third party products from that country are entering…
Ex-Jap road killers banned
Prosper Ndlovu and Vimbai Chinembiri POLICE moved yesterday to ban, with immediate effect, ex-Japanese people carriers such as Toyota Granvia, Noah, Elgrande and Ipsum from the public transport system.
Masuku hoping for another trial stint
Ricky Zililo Sports Reporter TALENTED Bantu Rovers midfielder Nqobizitha Masuku will be hoping to finally clinch a deal in South Africa following revelations that the player might be leaving soon…
Editorial Comment: Take warning on thunderstorms seriously
The warning of a violent thunderstorm this week should be taken seriously by authorities and individuals if the country is to minimise damage to property and loss of lives. The…
‘Priscilla must go’ mantra now a side show
Zethule Nkengana There are times when silence speaks louder and clearer than words. Such silence when used deliberately as a strategic tool by an organisation or leader can be a…
Mimosa job cuts bid to fund SA mine
Midlands Bureau Chief GIANT South African Platinum Mine, Impala Platinum (Implats) is allegedly trying to reduce its workforce in order to cut on the wage bill at its Mimosa Mining…
Prof Ncube led MDC headed for a free fall
Mashudu Netsianda Senior Reporter THE Professor Welshman Ncube-led MDC is in a free fall with yet another national executive member Mr Edward Mkhosi, saying he is quitting in solidarity with…
Paternity tests expose woman
Leonard Ncube Court Reporter A BULAWAYO man is demanding back more than $700 maintenance money from his former girlfriend after paternity tests proved he is not the father of her…
GMB pays maize, wheat farmers
THE Grain Marketing Board now owed wheat and maize farmers $3,2 million after paying part of the debt owed to them, general manager Mr Albert Mandizha has said.
Renamo rebels reject peace talks
MAPUTO — Mozambique’s revived rebel movement Renamo yesterday spurned the government’s invite for high level face-to-face talks to end destabilising military skirmishes.