Zimbabwe Cricket: Chikuru Kufema
Their chase had been powered by Sean Williams' 80, but his dismissal in the 37th over left the lower order with too much to do, and UAE held their nerve to record their first victory over a Test nation
CBZ Avails More Opportunities for SMEs
CBZ Holdings Limited have availed more business opportunities for Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
Govt Lacks Will Power to Capacitate ZEC: Parly Committee
Parliamentarians have accused government of lacking the will power to capacitate the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to discharge its constitutional duties ahead of the do or die harmonized elections. Presenting the parliamentary portfolio committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs report on the petition by the Election
Government Throws Weight Behind SMEs
Government has committed to put in place policies that promote Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) saying the sector need to be supported grow into fully fledged corporates. Addressing stakeholders at the CBZ International SME Indaba 2018 underway in Bulawayo, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Industry,
ED Scarf : A Tug Of War Between Politics And Fashion Principles
His romance with the striped wool scarf bearing the Zimbabwe flag colors started in January during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and yes the President Emmerson Mnangagwa has not given up yet. Scarfs are usually seasonal (winter-wear), considering that ED's administration hasn't gone through
Candice Mwakalyelye To Open Red Cafe
Popular indoor restaurant and bar, Red Café will this weekend open doors on its Harare branch with popular radio presenters Candice Mwakalyelye and Richard Kohola set to preside over the grand opening ceremony. The outfit which has become a big name in Bulawayo, will have its
Zim’s Alleged Externalizers List: Obscuring Private, Public Wealth to Short-change the National Wealth
In the late 2017, the new (and current) Zimbabwean government announced a general amnesty for individuals/corporates that had allegedly not accounted to the national Reserve Bank for foreign currency that they sent out of the country in lieu of specific commodities/goods and services. By Takura Zhangazha Against
Government Working to End Doctors’ Strike
Doctors are reportedly to be receiving US$1.50 per hour and $300 per month, an amount which they are is petty and not worthy for what they do
33 Percent of Cancers AIDS Related
A report (2015) by the Zimbabwe National Cancer Registry posted on the Mini revealed that the HIV related cancers namely Kaposi Sarcoma, Cervical Cancer
If West Indies Did It,Zimbabwe Can Also ‘Did It’
Now the onus is on Zimbabwe, the hosts for the ICC World Cup Qualifiers to also claim their place among the leading cricketing teams in the world.