‘Zimbabwe can overcome sanctions’
Sunday Mail Reporter Zimbabweans must emulate Cubans and pull in one direction to overcome sanctions imposed on the country by the West, chargé d’affaires and counsellor at the Cuban Embassy…
Timber processor to boost exports
Business Reporter LOCAL timber processor Tok Timbers intends to boost exports into regional markets after being accredited by the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS), an official has said. Head…
Drunk Zahara fails to perform
South African musician Zahara’s woes are far from over. A viral video of her, heavily drunk and failing to perform recently, has since flooded the social media. The clip has…
‘State enterprises won’t be sold for peanuts’
Business Reporter Privatisation of parastatals and State-owned enterprises (SOEs) will proceed as originally planned, but the Government says it will not dispose the assets for a song, as doing so…
Grain marketing explained
Word from the market with AMA The country is gearing up for the 2022/2023 agricultural season. Harvesting of the 2022 winter wheat has also commenced for the early crop. It…
Rising rates evoke fears of ’90s Asian crisis
Emerging market (EM) governments that borrowed heavily in dollars when interest rates were low are now facing a surge in refinancing costs, evoking flashbacks to Asia’s 1990s debt crisis and…
Two Kenyan marathoners suspended for doping
Kenya’s 2021 Boston Marathon winner Diana Kipyokei and compatriot Betty Wilson Lempus have been provisionally suspended for using the banned substance triamcinolone acetonide, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) have said. …
Gospel diva opens up about her life
Dennis Chimanzi GOSPEL diva Dorcas Moyo — who churned out popular tracks such as “Haakotsire”, “Zvininipise”, “Vakabuda”, “Tsamba” and “Kundirwira” — recently spoke about her life outside music circles. The…
Tanhira’s second bite of the cherry
Veronica Gwaze FAILING to make the cut for the Netball World Cup qualifiers that were held in Pretoria, South Africa, in August has weighed heavily on Lynette Tanhira over the…
Zim courts German investors
Sunday Mail Reporter GERMAN investors are welcome to take advantage of the multiple incentives designed to ensure easy entry of foreign capital into Zimbabwe, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister…











