adminNRZ clinches fuel transportation deals
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Senior Business Reporter The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is on the mend after it revealed that it is ready to transport bulk petroleum gas and gasoline after forming…
Seed cotton farmers in US$29 million windfall
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer WITH a few days left before the end of the 2023 cotton marketing season, farmers have pocketed US$29 million plus $23 billion from the sale of…
Veld fires destroy 34 000ha of land
Agriculture Reporter AS the country moves deeper into the veld fire season that starts on July 31 and ends on November 30, a total of 412 fire incidents that have…
POSB’s bids for partial privatisation deadline set
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter GOVERNMENT is seeking a strategic investor for partial privatisation of the People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) with the bidding process scheduled to close in mid-October this…
‘Usyk’s has an obligation to fight Fury’
WROCLAW. — Oleksandr Usyk has an “obligation” to face Tyson Fury in an undisputed heavyweight title fight, the Ukrainian’s promoter says.
UN battles to save vaccines in Niger
NIAMEY. — The UN is spending over 20 times more money than usual on fuel for generators to keep millions of vaccines in Niger from spoiling due to incessant power cuts.
Mavuta fiver propels Zim Emerging to victory
LEG spinner Brandon Mavuta bagged an impressive five-wicket haul as the Zimbabwe Emerging cricket side crushed their South African counterparts by eight wickets with 43 overs to spare in the fifth and final one-day match in Pretoria yesterday.
Police applaud voters for maintaining peace
Police have applauded the public for voting in a peaceful manner in the harmonised presidential elections held yesterday.
ZRP dispels polling station death report
Police have dispelled as false, a report circulating on social media and quoted by some media outlets claiming that a 68-year-year old man yesterday died at a polling station at Warren Park High School, Harare.
Gamecocks keep eye on silverware
CHICKEN Inn coach Prince Matore believes football is not easy as it requires extra hard work every day for a team to be consistent.