NEW: Illegal mining damaging railway infrastructure: NRZ 

THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has warned illegal miners to stop digging along railway tracks, saying those found engaging in such activities will be prosecuted. 

NEW: Platinum Queens coaches take up national assignment 

PLATINUM Queens head coach, Simbarashe Mlambo, and his assistant, Stembile Banda, have been entrusted with the African Union Sports Council Region Five Youth Games netball team. 

NEW: Brace for more rains, says Met Dept 

THE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) says significant rainfall is expected across the country in the coming week, with the central and eastern areas to receive more precipitation than other areas. 

NEW: CBZ avails Black Friday loans

One of Zimbabwe’s leading commercial banks, the Commercial Bank of Zimbabwe (CBZ), has availed a ‘Black Friday Loan’ for its clients ahead of the Black Friday (November 26) shopping extravaganza. 

NEW: President speaks on economic growth 

Government is building an inclusive and sustainable economy from which every Zimbabwean will benefit, President Mnangagwa has said. 

NEW: Barbados celebrates ditching Britain’s queen 

Barbados, a former British colony, will next week ditch Queen Elizabeth as head of state, breaking its last remaining imperial bonds with Britain nearly 400 years since the first English ship arrived at the Caribbean island. 

NEW: Man sets offices on fire

Police in Chegutu have arrested a man after he attempted to burn down the local district lands offices, in a fit of rage on Monday. 

NEW: Young people urged to fight corruption 

Young people should be at the centre of the country’s fight against corruption, in order to engender integrity and bring positive change into society, Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) board chair, Ms Isheanesu Chirisa, has said. 

NEW: Here’s how some of Cape Town’s gangsters got out – and stayed out  

There are as many as 130 gangs in Cape Town, South Africa. They have the tightest grip on those parts of the city where poverty and insecurity have pushed an estimated 100 000 young men and women into a struggle over identity, interpersonal grievances and drug turf. 

NEW: Customers get their voice from customer experience 

“Every contact we have with a customer influences whether or not they’ll come back. We have to be great every time or we’ll lose them” – Kevin Stirtz 

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