Zimtrade says local companies should capitalise on the existing bilateral trade agreements with Namibia to tap into the lucrative opportunities in various economic sectors. The call comes ahead of the release of market findings in that country which Zimtrade carried out for the benefit of local
The Country through the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education Science and Technology Development, joined the rest of the World celebrating World Science Day for Peace and Development, a UNECSO sponsored event was held at the Harare Gardens. By Daphne Machiri Speaking at the function Permanent Secretary for Higher
Capacity on EUTELSAT 3B satellite to deliver Zimbabwean public service channels to homes nationwide Cape Town, Harare, Paris — Eutelsat Communications (NYSE Euronext Paris: ETL) announces it has sealed a three-year contract with the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) for capacity in Ku-band on the EUTELSAT 3B
Harare - The organisers of the Zimbabwe Music Awards will this Wednesday reveal the nominees for the 2015 calendar ahead of a promised glitzy awards ceremony which shall be held at the beginning of next year. Zima Chairman Mr Joseph Nyadzayo, revealed that the finalists were arrived
A security guard last week died after suffering a severe allergic reaction to a bee sting. David Manyowa, who was 28, collapsed when the insect stung him on one of his fingers. He died before reaching Parirenyatwa after Netstar Ambulance Service failed to pick him from his
The rains have sort of started falling in Zimbabwe. The general public impression is that they are late. For many citizens resident in the Southern, western and south east parts of the country these rains are for the next harvest. Between then and now they
The 23-year-old is alleged to have evaded £10.5m in Brazil taxes between 2011 and 2013, and his father admits his future with the Spanish champions could now be in doubt Neymar could be forced to leave Barcelona due to his ongoing tax fraud case, according to
Harare - Economically-hamstrung Zimbabwe has passed new regulations ordering some 300 000 beneficiaries of President Robert Mugabe's controversial land reforms to pay annual rent and levies, a state daily said on Monday. The new rules stipulate that "resettled farmers with permits and 99-year leases
Barcelona's Lionel Messi has returned to full training following a knee injury, ahead of the trip to rivals Real Madrid this weekend. Messi has not featured for Barcelona since suffering a knee ligament injury during a 2-1 victory over Las Palmas at the end of September. But
Award- winning artist- cum Gender Activist, Nyaradzo Mashayamombe has released a 15 track album titled Zvatiri, launched last week at the Zimbabwe German Society where she promised a touch of class for the audience. By Edward Makuzva Over the years Mashayamombe has risen up and has been
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