adminNo spot cash for tobacco farmers
Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter THERE will be no spot cash for tobacco farmers this season as payments will now be directly made into bank accounts, sources familiar with the development…
ANC urged to take corrective action
JOHANNESBURG. – Three foundations have called on the ANC’s National Executive Committee (NEC) to take decisive responsibility by implementing urgent “corrective” actions in the interests of all South Africans this…
Masvingo 100pc behind President: Kasukuwere
Masvingo Bureau Zanu-PF national commissar Cde Saviour Kasukuwere has expressed satisfaction with the state of the ruling party in Masvingo that he said was 100 percent behind the leadership of…
Zim theatre needs saviour
Godwin Muzari Arts Editor Despite having many theatre venues in various cities, the country has witnessed a serious decline in theatre productions over the past few years. The local theatre industry used…
Anti-Trump protesters block road, march in NY
NEW YORK. — Demonstrators briefly shut down an Arizona highway leading to a campaign rally for Donald Trump on Saturday while protesters rallied outside of Trump Tower in Manhattan to…
Bonyongwe persists with ACR lawsuit
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter Central Intelligence Organisation director-general Retired Major-General Happyton Bonyongwe is persisting with his $10 million defamation lawsuit against Africa Consolidated Resources boss Andrew Cranswick.
Mobile money transfers up 16,3pc
Business Reporter Mobile money transfers rose 16,3 percent from $458 million in the third quarter to reach $533 million in the last quarter of 2015, latest official statistics show.
Sunshine Boys choke in Lusaka
Sports Reporters Zanaco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (1) 3 Harare City . . .…
Pall of shadow over Obama’s Cuban visit
HAVANA/BEIJING. — President Barack Obama was due to arrive in Cuba yesterday for a 48-hour visit, making history by venturing into what was once enemy territory and sparking enthusiasm among…
US mum on SA Regime change
JOHANNESBURG. — The US Embassy in South Africa has refused to confirm or deny claims that its government is pursuing regime change agenda in the country.