First Mutual Holdings returns to the black
First Mutual Holdings Limited (FML) posted an overall profit of $132 000 for the year ended December 31, 2015, shifting from a loss position of $5,1 million in the…
Time for Africa to diversify: Analyst
Cape Town — Africa has to come to terms with and accept the “new normal” of lower commodity prices and start diversifying economies in order to face this challenge, according…
Job cuts hit Aids Levy purse
AIDS levy collections fell short by $3 million last year after more than 20 000 workers were axed following a Supreme Court ruling in July which saw a number of…
120 000 Zionists meet in Bikita
MORE than 120 000 congregants converged on the Zion Christian Church (ZCC)’s Mbungo in Bikita, Masvingo Province yesterday for the Easter pilgrimage amid calls for Christians to love one another…
Pasture wars: 20 beasts die from poisoning
Lackson Munkombwe Sunday News Reporter AT least 20 beasts belonging to villagers in Samende Village in Binga died last week after grazing in land suspected to have been laced with…
46 couples renew vows
FOURTY-SIX couples renewed their vows yesterday at the Brethren-In-Christ Church in Pumula North, Bulawayo amid calls for people to respect their marriages despite facing challenges.
‘Eagles’ Afcon dream still alive’
Former Nigerian manager Christian Chukwu believes Group G, which comprises Egypt, Nigeria and Tanzania, is still wide open.
Govt owes tertiary institutions $62m in cadetship fees. . . warns colleges against sending students home
THE Government owes tertiary institutions in the country $62 million in unpaid fees for thousands of students on cadetship amid revelations that some institutions in the country are threatening to…
England through, holders Sri-Lanka out
England held on to reach the semi-finals of the World Twenty20 with a 10-run win over Sri Lanka in Delhi. Sri Lanka looked beaten after they were reduced to 15-4…
Tshinga Dube urges war vets to attend meeting with President
WAR veterans should not let the golden chance to meet their patron President Mugabe on 7 April slip through their hands as issues affecting them will be discussed in detail…



