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Bees sting and kill ,many people the world over but when handled properly bees provide a huge source of income, with very little input from the keeper.
Charumbira tipped to land PAP post
All is now set for Pan African Parliament elections for the presidency set for next Wednesday in which Chiefs Council president Chief Fortune Charumbira is the sole candidate for the Sadc region which has the exclusive mandate to field a candidate in line with the continental body’s principle of rotation.
Line Petroleum, UK firm ink US$210m agreement
LOCAL firm, Line Petroleum, has concluded a US$210 million (€200m) partnership agreement with United Kingdom based SJ Global Oil Trading, which has operations across the world including Dubai, for investments in three key sectors, including energy.
Referees under spotlight at ZIFA board meeting
THE domestic football referees’ constituency will come under spotlight when the ZIFA board convenes today to discuss a host of football matters including the on-going re-engagements with FIFA.
Call to collaborate in health consumables procurement
All in the health sector should collaborate in procurement of medical consumables and equipment so as to reduce operating costs and enhance access to healthcare services, Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care Dr Constantino Chiwenga said yesterday.
Lafarge Zim makes head start in Malawi
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe is optimistic about the potential for growth in demand of its products in the export market after making significant headway in Malawi.
Mwaruwari seeks improvement
NGEZI Platinum Stars coach Benjani Mwaruwari is desperate to see a turnaround of results for his team when the second round matches of the Castle Lager Premiership football gets underway tomorrow against Bulawayo City at Barbourfields.
Hwedza-Mushandirapamwe road upgrade starts
The upgrading of the Hwedza-Mushandirapamwe highway has started, with contractor Masimba Holdings now on site, as Government work tirelessly to improve road network throughout the country.
Zim-Turkey relations: Symbol of shifting power dynamics
In 2002, Turkey only had 12 embassies in Africa. At the end of 2021, 43 embassies were recorded, a triple multiplication of relations with Africa, the world’s greatest centre of remarkable human civilisation and advancement.
From a retail investor’s perspective
In this week’s section of profiling the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) retail investors, we feature Rodney Kurai Mushongachiware.