Source: Truworths gets three-month reprieve –Newsday Zimbabwe THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has granted Truworths a three-month voluntary trading halt to provide the consumer discretionary concern an opportunity to address the going concern aspects of the business. In a statement on Monday, ZSE chief executive officer Justin Bgoni said the suspension was effective from March […]
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Mnangagwa under pressure to declare drought after national yield decimated
Country expected to salvage just 700,000 out of 1,8 million tonne annual requirement
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MSU student jailed 9 years over pangolin skin possession
Offending tutee walked into trap set by detectives
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Biden and Trump set for election rematch after securing party nominations
Tuesday night’s results do not come as a shock, as both men have dominated their races so far.
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Guards jailed for stealing US$53k dropped by robbers in Quest Finance heist
Thieving duo each handed 2-year effective jail terms
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Grain imports liberalised…VAT on rice, potato seed removed
Mukudzei Chingwere, Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT has liberalised the importation of grain at household level as part of a raft of measures aimed at mitigating the effects of the El Nino-induced drought and guaranteeing national food security. This was revealed by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere after yesterday’s Cabinet meeting where food security […] …
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120-hour water shedding to continue till supplies improve
Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw BULAWAYO residents will continue receiving water for only two days per week, as water levels continue to dwindle at major supply dams due to drought, with the possibility of further tightening of the water shedding regime if the situation has not improved. Bulawayo director of engineering services, Engineer Sikhumbuzo Ncube, said this yesterday […] …
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Youths restore dignity of the girl child
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, thandeka.moyo@chronicle.co.zw WHILE many people use birthdays for self-spoiling and showering their loved ones with gifts, two Bulawayo young women have decided to dedicate their birthday month to pooling resources towards restoring the dignity of less privileged girls. The initiative began in 2020 ,when Miss Bongiwe Nkomo and Miss Melda Sibanda decided to establish “Hygiene for […] …
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Truworths to submit roadmap out of operational challenges
Senior Business Writer Truworths Limited, which is on a voluntary three-month trading suspension from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), has been requested to submit a roadmap on how it seeks to navigate the operations challenges it faces. The clothing outlets’ shares stopped trading effective March 7. That was after it applied for voluntary suspension of […] …
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Concern over Antelope Dam contamination
Peter Matika, peter.matika@chronicle.co.zw THE Environment Management Agency (EMA), has launched an investigation into a possible discharge of chemicals into Antelope Dam in Maphisa, Matobo District due to mining activities on the banks of the supply dam, posing a danger to both humans and livestock. The dam is the source of domestic water for the Maphisa Growth […] …
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