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LONDON. — Arsenal legend Lauren believes Riyad Mahrez would not be a good signing for his former club. Lauren has questioned whether Arsene Wenger’s current squad would be improved by the…
Mat North takes lead in digitisation — Charamba
Bulawayo Bureau MATABELELAND North province is leading the country in terms of infrastructural progress on the digitisation programme, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Mr…
Zim in Tri-series quandary
JUST as Zimbabwe are getting back to Test cricket, they face the prospect of another lengthy stint without matches in the longest format. ESPNcricinfo has learned that Sri Lanka’s tour of…
The clone wars
Zachary Aldwin : Milkshake in the boardroom The crux of the conversation was the differences in the people he would interview here in Zimbabwe and those in the USA. His main observation…
Driver of manufacturing competitiveness
Dr Gift Mugano The World Economic Forum defines competitiveness as the set of institutions, policies, and factors that determine the level of productivity of a country. The level of productivity, in…
BancAbc to boost small-scale sugarcane farmers
Tinashe Makichi recently in VICTORIA FALLS BANCAbc will invest more funds to support small-scale sugarcane farmers in the Lowveld after having already invested $21 million in the sector over the…
School children, not brides
Mabel van Oranje : Correspondent A few weeks ago in Mozambique, 19-year-old Rosanna told me, “If I could give one message to other young girls, it would be to stay in…
New law to protect wildlife on cards
Tendai Mugabe : Senior Reporter Government is working on a Statutory Instrument to protect individual iconic elephants and lions as part of the country’s national heritage. Some large elephants have since been…
Zimasco’s woes continue to mount
Business Reporter ZIMASCO (Private) Limited’s woes continue to mount amid revelations that some Kwekwe residents are mobilising for a class action suit against the troubled ferro-chrome producer and the private…
Child marriages: The battle isn’t over yet
Sharleen Mohamed Across Africa, millions of girls and young women are being forced into marriage – and it is as if the continent is living generations and ages ago. International…