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The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has been working flat out to ensure that the 2023 harmonised elections happen in harmony and pass the test of freeness, fairness and credibility.
Sadc countries scrap roaming charges
MALAWI, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana have agreed to scrap mobile roaming charges. The move comes into effect in August this year and takes the Southern African Development Community closer to…
Ghana anticipates hard talks on Eurobond revamp
Ghana is anticipating “very hard” talks with eurobond holders in the coming months as it plans to reach an agreement on restructuring its investments by a self-imposed deadline of September.…
Chevrons target Netherlands’ scalp
ZIMBABWE all-rounder Sean Williams believes the energy displayed by the local cricket fans in the terraces on Sunday could be handy for the Chevrons going forward as they seek a flawless campaign in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier that began at the weekend.
Why Nigeria’s reforms are creating a buzz
Nigeria’s newly elected President Bola Tinubu has wasted no time in implementing a series of much-needed reforms aimed at realising the potential of Africa’s largest economy, after a decade-long swing…
Businessman in court for threatening mechanic
An Indian businessman yesterday appeared in court for threatening to kidnap his mechanic and taking away his US$3 300 on different occasions as a way of punishing him for failing to repair his vehicle.
New tech will boost competitiveness at global level
Harnessing science and new technological innovations can enhance Zimbabwe’s competitiveness at local, regional and global levels, a senior Government official has said.
England set comfortable total in first Ashes Test
BIRMINGHAM. — Australia captain Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon took four wickets each as the Ashes holders were left needing 281 to win on the fourth day of the first test against England at Edgbaston yesterday.
Gems intensify drills for WC
ZIMBABWE senior women’s netball team assistant coach Tatenda Shinya says the Gems are on track as they intensify their drills in the build-up to the Vitality Netball World Cup.
Tobacco season preparations intensify
Preparations for the next tobacco season have intensified with at least 1 755 hectares of irrigated seed-beds being sown since the start of this month.