adminDairy sector milks US$5m investment during lockdown
Business Reporter At a time most economic sectors have been severely chocked by the effects of global coronavirus pandemic, Zimbabwe’s dairy industry does not seem to have been hurt much…
No excuses for Serena Williams
NEW YORK. — Serena Williams said there were “really no excuses” as she was knocked out of the Western and Southern Open tennis tournament in the third round by Greek…
Disposal of hotel boosts Meikles
Enacy Mapakame Business Reporter Diversified hospitality group, Meikles Limited’s profit for the year to March 31, 2020 surged 336 percent to $1,4 billion compared to $320,6 million achieved in the…
Kirsty for Saudi international athletes Forum
THE Saudi Arabian Olympic Committee’s Athletes’ Commission are due to host their first international athletes forum later this week. Under the patronage of SAOC president, Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Faisal,…
Crash claims four, leaves 12 injured
Four people, including two minors, were killed yesterday when two vehicles were involved in a head-on collision eight kilometres outside Beitbridge town along the Masvingo-Harare Highway.
Zupco rolls out sanitisation booths
Zupco yesterday rolled out self-sanitisation booths at Simon Muzenda Street (formerly Fourth Street) terminus in Harare in line with the Government’s thrust to ensure passengers’ safety at a time when the country is fighting the Covid-19 pandemic.
Flaws in disbursement of devolution funds ruled out
The disbursement of devolution funds to local authorities for various developmental projects is above board as the dictates of the country’s Constitution are being followed, Local Government and Public Works Minister July Moyo said yesterday.
Properties on sale require due diligence
Godknows Hofisi Due diligence Due diligence is a risk mitigation measure in that it is an investigation or exercise of care that a reasonable person is normally expected to take…
Soil testing key to improved yields: Experts
Zimbabwe has the capacity to produce enough food for both the domestic and export markets if farmers improve their soil quality through testing, agriculture experts have said.
New UK park for Shona sculpture to increase sales
BRITAIN’S most prestigious school is to help boost sales of Shona art. A sculpture park is to be opened next month on a two hectare island site provided by Eton College.