adminEcoCash unveils mobile wallet for the young
EcoCash Holdings has introduced a mobile phone wallet for young people between the ages 9 and 18 years as part of the Econet Wireless, Zimbabwe’s largest telecoms operator, subsidiary’s effort to integrate all age groups into the banking system.
Zimbabwe: Rebrand or perish!
Last week, the colourful unveiling ceremony of the Brand Zimbabwe initiative signalled a re-commitment of the Second Republic’s promise to re-curate and repaint the national image.
Triplets get Presidential blessings
Having triplets is as rare as one’s chance of having a one-on-one with the President of a country, and having them named after the top hierarchy of a country is rarer.
CAPS United in a dull draw
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Rhinos frustrate DeMbare
DYNAMOS’ Castle Lager Premiership football title aspirations suffered a huge blow yesterday after they were held to a draw by Black Rhinos at Vengere yesterday afternoon.
CCC supporters attack 2 journalists
CCC supporters yesterday beat up two journalists that wanted to cover the party’s rally addressed by Nelson Chamisa at Gadzema Stadium in Chinhoyi.
Victory at last for Cheetahs
THERE was victory at last for Zimbabwe at the Rugby World Cup Sevens when they floored Jamaica 31-17 at the Cape Town Stadium here yesterday to finish 23 out of 24 men’s teams at the tournament.
Mwazha church invites First Lady for Holy Communion conference. . . engages women on health, social issues
First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa was on Saturday invited to a Holy Communion conference of the African Apostolic Church led by Paul Mwazha where she encouraged women to submit to their husbands and be trustworthy people who speak and dress in a dignified manner all the times.
Soccer audit threatened
THE Government was determined to stop the misuse of funds by soccer promoters, and would, if necessary, audit the books of Zimbabwe Football Association, the Deputy Minister of Youth, Sport and Recreation Mr Cephas Msipa said yesterday.
Zim sanctions must go: UN Rapporteur
Abridged version of the report of the Special Rapporteur on the negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights, Alena Douhan.