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Charles Mungoshi Jr : Versatile Fufu Success in life requires commitment. You need to put your all into it James, this attitude of putting half baked effort and expecting to reap…
Meikles targets 50pc occupancy hike
Business Reporter Meikles Hotel has adopted an aggressive approach targeted at raising occupancy to levels of above 50 percent this year. The group’s commercial director Tham Mpofu told journalists during a…
Hansen wishes Coetzee well
AUCKLAND. — All Blacks coach Steve Hansen said yesterday that he expects South Africa to remain competitive under new mentor Allister Coetzee, even though the former Stormers boss faces a…
Ensuring more food for Africa
Marcia Maro da Silva Correspondent Zimbabwe is one of the countries hard hit by the severe drought that Southern Africa is currently experiencing as a result of the El Nino phenomenon. Droughts usually…
Israel seals Rwanda genocide arms papers
KIGALI. — Records documenting the Israeli regime’s arms exports to Rwanda during the 1994 genocide in the African country will remain sealed and concealed from the public, Israel’s Supreme Court…
‘It’s not done yet’
LONDON. — Claudio Ranieri has revealed how nervous he is about the games standing between his Leicester side and the greatest sporting upset of all time.
Arsenal to ditch Brits
LONDON. — Arsenal are bracing themselves for a flurry of offers for their British talent this summer. Aaron Ramsey, Theo Walcott, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Kieran Gibbs, Calum Chambers and Carl Jenkinson could…
Benefits of Tax Compliance
Did you know that you can avoid unnecessary penalties and interest by following basic tax and duty compliance requirements? Statutory Requirements for Corporate Income Tax Income Tax is tax levied on the…
Drought fears hit Malawi, Moza
BLANTYRE/MAPUTO. — Malawian President Peter Mutharika has declared a state of disaster as a severe drought has caused a sharp decline in crop production across the country. “I declare Malawi (in)…
Pellegrini still punching
MANCHESTER. — Manchester City’s Champions League quarter-final success over Paris Saint-Germain demonstrated that reports of the team’s demise under Manuel Pellegrini have been greatly exaggerated.