China remains a strategic partner for Zim

MY mission from His Excellency President Mnangagwa upon deployment as Ambassador in 2019 was to deepen the levels of co-operation in all respects between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and Zimbabwe.

Wedding music blamed for chickens’ death

A traditional Indian wedding procession with pumping music, fireworks, dancing and a marching brass band in shiny jackets has been blamed for the death of 63 chickens.

‘SB Moyo a workaholic, loving father’

DEATH is inevitable, but when it comes it is usually devastating, so painful that scars are hard to heal, and some wounds never really heal.

Lady Chevrons’ World Cup curse

JUST when everything appears on course and a path set for them to have a dance at the International Cricket Council (ICC) Women’s World Cup, the Lady Chevrons somehow always seem to suffer a setback of some sort.

Business pushes for double taxation removal

Industry wants Treasury to make the intermediated money transfer tax (IMTT) — commonly referred to as the 2 percent tax — tax deductible, arguing it has become a significant and additional cost to business.

Chinese fugitive arrested in UAE

ONE of the seven Chinese nationals who slipped out of the country while on bail after being arraigned on charges of money laundering and possession of more than 20 kilogrammes of rhino horns has been arrested by the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) in the United Arab Emirates after spending over two years on the run.

Set back for Zifa board

ZIFA lawyer Chenaimwoyo Gumiro was yesterday thrust back into the spotlight as the board’s Administrative Court appeal against their suspension by the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) suffered a huge setback.

Great strides made in road rehab project

The Government has spent more than $30 billion on funding the reconstruction of over 260km of the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge Highway, while an additional $1,3 billion has been directed towards the rehabilitation of dozens of major roads in the country’s urban centres.

A fitting superhero sequel

THERE is a very good chance that I may be one of the few people that actually enjoyed “Venom: Let There Be Carnage”.

Chilli value chain takes shape

The absence of a chilli value chain or a co-ordination mechanism in Zimbabwe has for a long time constrained the growth potential of the crop. Without structure, the value chain has struggled to contribute significantly to the economy.

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