adminPR in investor relations plans
Zimbabwe continues to be a major attraction for investors from across the world, which could be an indication that the country is ripe for much needed investment.
Sex scandal rocks US college basketball
LOS ANGELES. — A former basketball coach at the University of Louisville paid for exotic dancers to perform stripteases and sex acts for some players and their guardians, ESPN reported…
West loses moral ground on Syria
Reason Wafawarova On Thursday While it may be too early to make a solid prediction of the return of the Cold War, it can hardly be in dispute that a multi-polar…
Fifa probe Beckenbauer
ZURICH. — FIFA lifted a new corner of its veil of secrecy yesterday by revealing that German football great Franz Beckenbauer and the current most senior UEFA official Angel Maria…
Mobile financial forum on cards
By TechnoMag Staff In an economy where 5,5 million people are using mobile money services compared to 1,1 million conventional bank account holders, the unprecedented growth in mobile money proves…
Zim to host African youth climate indaba
Peter Tanyanyiwa Review Correspondent Zimbabwe will host the first African Youth Conference on Climate “AfriYOCC 2015” from 26 to 27 October in Victoria Falls. The conference will run under the theme…
‘No Pistorius revenge’
JOHANNESBURG. — The mother of slain model Reeva Steenkamp said yesterday she did not want retribution against South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius, who was released into house arrest this week…
Separate & impoverished: America’s black poor
Jesse Jackson Correspondent Senator Bernie Sanders, the Democratic candidate for president, shocked people when he noted that 51 percent of African-Americans aged 17 through 20 who have graduated high school or…
Meyer names squad to face All Blacks
GUILDFORD. — Bismarck du Plessis remains in an unchanged South Africa side for their Rugby World Cup semi-final against New Zealand on Saturday. South Africa coach Heyneke Meyer hailed the current…
R1m bonus for Banyana Banyana
JOHANNESBURG. — The South Africa senior women’s soccer team has been awarded a R1 million bonus for qualifying for the 2016 Olympic Games. Banyana Banyana earned a spot at the global…