IT IS not often that Zimbabwe stand a decent chance of qualifying for the semi-final of an ICC tournament. They were one…
By Ashley Moyo AWARD-WINNING South Africa-based dancehall musician Buffalo Souljah has insisted that he is the richest Zimbabwean artiste. Recently, he flaunted his wealth on social media platform Instagram, boasting that he had splashed R200 000 on his latest video Even Badman Fall In Love. “I own a livestock farm with my sister in Johannesburg…
TELECOMMUNICATIONS operator TelOne has launched an insurance platform — INSURE-ME — which gives the customers an option to access various insurance products under one virtual platform. The latest innovation is in partnership with development house, Afrosoft, and 11 insurance partners. Speaking during the INSURE-ME launch in Harare TelOne managing director Chipo Mutasa said the new…
THE mayor of Harare Jacob Mafume has threatened to fire officials for incompetency if they fail to clean up the local authority by December. This comes amid concerns that the former Sunshine City had lost its glitz owing to poor service delivery that has seen the Central Business District epitomised by heaps of uncollected garbage…
IN April we all celebrated the government’s decision to suspend all civil registration fees to allow everyone to access national identity cards and birth and death certificates. However, six months later we woke up last week to sad news to the effect that the civil registry department had stopped the issuance of birth and death…
By Farai Mabeza RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mangudya, says authorities will clamp down on all activities which negatively affect prices, the exchange rate of the Zimbabwe dollar and inflation. Mangudya said this in Harare on Monday, at the launch of the latest iteration of the National Financial Inclusion Strategy, which is meant…
By Brandon Josphat THE government has given a soft landing to Zimbabweans who were based in South Africa as they will not pay duty on one vehicle and no limits to personal property upon their return. This comes as mass deportations of undocumented Zimbabweans are expected from South Africa following expiry of the Zimbabwe Exemptions…
By Nyasha Kunyiswa ENERGY minister Zhemu Soda has encouraged the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) nations to work in unison in order to end the current power shortages that are troubling the region countries including South Africa. Speaking during the official opening of SAPP offices in Harare on Monday, Soda said there were plenty of…
By Nyasha Kunyiswa ZIMBABWE has already achieved its 2025 targets of 95-95-95 on HIV prevention, National Aids Council (Nac) chief executive officer…
By Hazel Marimbiza THE United Nations (UN) has implored Zimbabwean citizens abroad to consider investing back home in order to enhance economic development in the country. This comes after the Zimbabwe Investment Business Community (ZIBC), comprising prospective Zimbabwean investors based outside the country, have been mobilising Zimbabweans in the Diaspora to consider investing back home….
