admin‘Parallel market driving price increases’
Business Reporter Most businesses that produce or import basic products are struggling to obtain foreign currency under the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe priority list, forcing importers to resort to parallel…
Russian bank to fund Iran’s developments
TEHRAN. — Iran will use funds from the Eximbank of Russia to implement some infrastructure projects, local media reported yesterday. The Central Bank of Iran and the Export Insurance Agency of…
Govt slashes blood price
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Health Reporter Government has slashed the price of blood in Government health institutions to $50 a pint with effect from today, following the injection of a $4,2 million…
The world’s real nuclear menace isn’t North Korea
Joshua Cho Correspondent With growing speculation of war with North Korea and familiar apocalyptic rhetoric in recent times, the United States and North Korea have participated in increasingly bellicose exchanges.
Cities across the globe welcome New Year
DOHA. — Festivities began around the world to cheer the advent of the New Year, with Australia, New Zealand and Japan being some of the first countries to bid farewell…
‘Willdale to benefit from housing development’
Business Reporter Brick manufacturer Willdale is optimistic that the company will benefit from the current housing development boom as well as the need for institutional and infrastructure development.
Turn new leaf, shun corruption: President
Nduduzo Tshuma Political Editor— Zimbabweans, including churches, must turn over a new leaf from 2018 and beyond by shunning all forms of corruption in all sectors of society, President Mnangagwa has…
CIO boss Chirinda dies in accident
Freeman Razemba and Thupeyo Muleya Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) Deputy Director Mr Nickson Chirinda died after his vehicle was involved in a road traffic accident near Chinhoyi on Saturday night. The…
Zimunya goads ex-players to action
Petros Kausiyo and Eddie Chikamhi Veteran football administrator Francis Zimunya was yesterday back to his familiar rhetoric — that of claiming that only former players had the capacity to help…
Black Caps wary of Gayle force
WELLINGTON. — New Zealand were yesterday wary of Chris Gayle coming into form in the second Twenty20 cricket as they eyed a series sweep against the West Indies. The home side…