Zimbabwe International Tinotenda Kadewere scored the only goal as Olympique Lyon beat French league champions Paris Saint Germain at the Parc des Princes yesterday. Kadewere who is enjoying a purple patch at Lyon latched on to a through pass from Cameroonian international Karl Toko Ekambi in
With the recent announcements of vaccines to the Covid-19 pandemic, the world is staring through their dark tunnel to get a glimpse of the light. While the pain continues, and many still suffer, the ray of hope is on the horizon for citizens of our world,
Zimbabwe’s 2021 national budget set a taxing agenda with a 126% jump in budgeted revenues from ZW$173 billion (About US$2.12 billion) anticipated in 2020 to ZW$391.8 billion (US$4.8 billion) budgeted for 2021. The high revenue target is supported by sharp increases in sin taxes (Levied
ZIMBABWE might be well on its way to reclaim its status as one of the top producers of tobacco in the world in the 2020/2021 cropping season. As at 25 November, about 28 292 hectares had been planted compared to 27 181 ha in the previous
Impala car rental, the premier tourism luxury firm continues to shine on the local scene after scooping big prizes at the Institute of Public Relations and Communication Zimbabwe. The firm bagged Best Influence Strategy (first runner up) at the Public Relations and Communications awards held last
Johannesburg – Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe’s parent company, Standard Bank Group, has published its Fossil Fuels Financing Policy as part of its efforts to improve its management of environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks, and contribute to the sustainable development of Africa. This follows the adoption in
Zania Stamataki, University of Birmingham and KK Cheng, University of Birmingham Vaccinations against COVID-19 are getting underway in England and will soon follow elsewhere. This is great news, but just the start of a long programme that could extend well into the middle of 2021 –
The virtual Econet Victoria Falls Marathon kicks off today in numerous cities across Africa and the world. Organizers say this year’s historic event, which is being held virtually due to COVID-19 restrictions, is expected attracted more than 5 000 athletes from Zimbabwe and over 60 countries. Race
Quartz Africa: The US International Development Finance Corporation has joined a push into Africa’s rapidly growing data storage market with a $300 million investment in the expansion of Africa Data Centres, the data storage arm of Johannesburg-based Liquid Telecom. Zimbabwean telecoms billionaire Strive Masiyiwa, whose Econet
Opposition party leader, Herbet Chamuka, of Ideas Party Of Democracy (IPD), says his party will only need 200 working days to solve the country’s problems if elected to the presidency in the 2023 elections. The South African based politician told 263Chat recently that Zimbabwe’s challenges need
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