adminLampard bemoans Chelsea capitulation
Frank Lampard said Chelsea’s capitulation to lose 3-2 at relegation-threatened West Ham on Wednesday night is a sign of how much work he still has to do to make the Blues title contenders once more.
Volkswagen pays customers
Volkswagen has paid out €750 million in settlements to German dieselgate customers
RBZ to raise $500m for Covid-19 fight
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) yesterday said it intends to raise $500 million to support Government’s fight against the Covid-19 pandemic through issuance of treasury bills (TBs).
US Supreme Court to decide if Congress can get secret Russia grand jury materials
The Supreme Court agreed yesterday to consider blocking Congress’ access to secret grand jury materials from the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Hippo suffers 11pc decrease in sugar production
Hippo Valley Estates Limited’s sugar production for the year to March 31, 2020 fell 11 percent to 212 004 tonnes from 238 965 tonnes recorded in the prior year.
Dynamos stay in League race
DYNAMOS were worthy winners over Meikles at Gwanzura Stadium yesterday and maintained their challenge for the Rhobrew League title.
Gwati tackles domestic violence through music
Videographer and musician Simbarashe Gwati, affectionately known by his fans as “Simba Gee,” recently dropped a video for the song, “Chironzo”, which takes a dig at gender-based violence.
Gwati tackles domestic violence through music
Videographer and musician Simbarashe Gwati, affectionately known by his fans as “Simba Gee,” recently dropped a video for the song, “Chironzo”, which takes a dig at gender-based violence.
Construction of open prison for women starts
Construction work on the first open prison for women, the second such facility in the country, has begun in Marondera in a development that will see inmates serving their sentences in a relaxed environment.
Power cuts strain Ariston Holdings’ irrigation capacity
AGRO-INDUSTRIAL concern, Ariston Holdings, says utilisation of its irrigation capacity has been largely constrained by power cuts and below normal rains received in the previous season and incessant power cuts.