Africa’s new leaders drop the ball

Feature Lungile Tshuma THERE is something very different in African leaders of the past and the new generation of leaders. The only striking similarity of course is that they are…

BREAKING NEWS: Chicken Inn rules the roost

Mehluli Sibanda in Harare AS was hugely anticipated, the 2015 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League champions Chicken Inn contributed the highest number of players in the 11 Soccer Stars of…

Falls upgrade to boost tourism

Business Reporter VICTORIA Falls town is set for a major facelift as the Government will soon declare it a Tourism Special Economic Zone while an International Financial Centre will be…

Farmers risk losing land over taxes

Business Reporter THE Government will cancel offer letters to all farmers who would fail to pay Development and Rental levies for three consecutive quarters, a Cabinet Minister has said.

Govt orders $6m bond coins

Gabriel Masvora, Business Editor THE Government has ordered an additional $6 million worth of bond coins as demand soars on the back of increased usage trigged by the rejection of…

Widow strikes gold from baking cakes

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter WHEN mourners gathered at Varaidzo Torto Murangandi’s home after her husband passed away, they pitied her as they believed that the death of her husband was…

More investors interested in Zisco

Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Correspondent A NUMBER of investors have shown interest in taking over operations of Ziscosteel in the wake of the collapse of the Essar Deal, Industry and Commerce…

Tsholotsho survive

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New Dawn commissions first gold stamp mill

Dosman Mangisi, Business Correspondent CANADIAN listed New Dawn Mining Corporation will this month commission the first gold stamp mill plant out of the three they pledged to set up for…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: President hit nail on the head

PRESIDENT Mugabe last week implored authorities to engage contractors with the capacity to deliver quality work on our roads after noting that a lot of money had been spent on…

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