Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter RAIN saved Zimbabwe from a thorough hiding at the hands of neighbours South Africa after their 2022 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Group 2 encounter produced a no result at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart, Australia yesterday which saw the teams share points. In a match that was reduced to nine […] …
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Zimbabwe pays Pomona ‘investor’ – even after US$320m contract cancelled
City of Harare cancelled Pomona waste to energy contract after telling the government it had no capacity to pay …
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Bulawayo residents force council to shelve rates increase in 2023 budget
‘The proposed budget for 2023 remains at US$158 million and the proposed tariffs increase in US$ is zero percent’ …
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Marry Mubaiwa steps out after amputation, lawyers protest trial delays
‘Marry has a right to a fair trial which includes the right to be tried within a reasonable time in an independent court’ …
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Rishi Sunak to become UK prime minister after months of turbulence
‘I pledge that I will serve you with integrity and humility and I will work day in day out to deliver for the British people’ …
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Rain forces washout of South Africa-Zimbabwe clash at T20 World Cup
South Africa were all on course for victory in the reduced seven-over match when rain intervened …
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Indian national busted trafficking 7.7kg of heroin at RGMI Airport
61-year-old’s arrest third major airport drugs bust this month …
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CCC activists trial postponed again
Source: CCC activists trial postponed again –Newsday Zimbabwe THE case of three Gweru Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activists charged with public violence has been postponed to next month after a third State witness failed to turn up. This is the third time that the witness has failed to appear in court citing illness. Gweru […] …
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Feature: Platinum seen as Zim’s mainstay for foreseeable future
Source: Feature: Platinum seen as Zim’s mainstay for foreseeable future –Newsday Zimbabwe PLATINUM is likely to be Zimbabwe’s mainstay in the foreseeable future considering the way platinum firms operating in the country are investing in new mines and smelters to increase production and sustain business. Over the past few years, three platinum firms, namely Zimplats, […] …
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BAZ, govt in fresh talks over bank charges
Source: BAZ, govt in fresh talks over bank charges –Newsday Zimbabwe THE government has engaged banks over high bank charges which it says are threatening its thrust for financial inclusion. Bank charges have been a controversial topic for a long time, but it appears both the Central Bank and government have been failing to come […] …
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