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A Chinese mining firm in Mazowe with interests in nickel and chrome has made a US$2 million investment towards road construction as a contribution to the local economy and the promotion of Zimbabwe-China relations.
Gomba’s bid to quash charges flops
Former Harare mayor Herbert Gomba and his two co-accused’s bid to quash the charges against them for corruptly altering an approved layout plan before allocating it to another user, has failed after the High Court threw out the application.
Zim U19 netball team clinches gold at COSANA event
ZIMBABWE’S Under-19 team emerged gold medallists at the just-ended Confederation of Southern Africa Netball Associations (COSANA) Tri-Nations Cup in Blantyre, Malawi.
Parliament interviews prospective ZEC commissioners
The Parliament’s Committee on Standing Rules is today carrying out interviews of prospective commissioners for the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).
Bulawayo City Council appears before Public Accounts Committee
Officials from the Bulawayo City Council are appearing before the sub-committee of the Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee to respond to issues raised by the Auditor-General (AG), Mrs Mildred Chiri in her 2020 report.
US-based businesswoman in court for theft
A 53-year-old United States-based businesswoman has appeared in court charged with theft of trust property as defined in section 113(2) (d) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter 9:23 after she allegedly stole US$30 000.
“Sikhala tried to flee arrest”
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Zengeza West legislator Job Sikhala breached a High Court order that bars him from posting any content on various social media platforms and addressing gatherings using words or gestures that are likely to incite people to commit public violence when he allegedly posted a video urging members of his party to cause violence that recently rocked Nyatsime in Beatrice.
Zim advisory brokers US$113m Namibian iconic property deal
ZIMBABWEAN financial institutions are in the process of brokering a massive US$113 million (R1,8 billion or N$1,8 billion) deal involving the acquisition of an iconic property, The Grove Mall of Namibia, in Windhoek.
Forex auction props up industry revival
Michael Tome Business Reporter The foreign exchange auctions have disbursed over US$3,2 billion to productive sectors since they opened in 2020, a development that resulted in the growth of local…
Ali murder suspect Jamba arrested
Herald Reporters PIUS Jamba, the man suspected to have gruesomely murdered Moreblessing Ali in the Chitungwiza suburb of Nyatsime, was yesterday arrested in Magunje and has since been transferred to…