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Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story How do we take affordable and sustainable energy access to the 900 000 Zimbabweans living with disability, including children? Never easy, particularly for a constituency this…
Willdale revenues rise 14pc
Brick making concern, Willdale Limited recorded a loss after tax for the half-year ended March 31, 2017 of $380 564 from $146 574 recorded in the same period last year…
Zim to tap into global micro-insurance sector
Kudakwashe Mhundwa Business Reporter Zimbabwe is working on ways to tap into the global micro-insurance sector which boasts of a potential market of between 3-4 billion policies generating between $30-$50 billion…
Bitcoin plunges nearly 20pc after record run
Bitcoin sank as much as 19 percent last week, putting the digital currency on pace for its worst week since January 2015, as volatility climbs following a record-setting surge in…
Miners vow to fight SA’s new black-ownership rules
South Africa’s latest mining overhaul could be mired in a long legal battle after producers vowed to stop the changes even as the government said it’s time the black majority…
Oil set for longest run of weekly losses
Oil slumped to the lowest close in seven months this week as concerns grew that rising US supplies will offset the production curbs by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries…
UPDATED: Declare Chinx National Hero- ZIMA
Takunda Maodza Assistant News Editor VETERAN musician Cde Dickson Chingaira has died. He was 61.
Comm-Gen Chihuri warns corrupt, rogue cops
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is not home to dishonest and unprofessional officers who tarnish the force’s image by engaging in corrupt and criminal activities, Commissioner-General Dr…
40 000 fill Sakubva Stadium
Samuel Kadungure in Mutare MANICALAND yesterday witnessed one of the biggest crowds ever in Mutare when Zanu-PF supporters, in swelling numbers, thronged Sakubva Stadium for President Mugabe’s interactive rally with…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Youths show the way
President Mugabe yesterday brought the eastern border city of Mutare to a standstill as he moved in with the juggernaut of the Presidential Youth Interface programme.