ZBC hikes radio, TV licence fees
ZBC has hiked radio and television licence fees with motor vehicle radio licence fees rising to $450 from $300 per term. A radio.
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Zimbabwe
Sports
Zimbabwean Warriors player makes history at CHAN tournament
YAOUNDE – Mali and hosts Cameroon secured African Nations Championship quarter-finals places and a Zimbabwe player was substituted 149 seconds into the first.
World News
Zimbabwe gets Covid-19 vaccine offers from Russia, China
HARARE – Russia and China have approached Zimbabwe about supplying vaccines to tackle its escalating Covid-19 outbreak amid concern about Harare’s ability to.
Business
Zimbabwe heading for first bumper harvest since disputed land reform
The abundant rains being received countrywide have raised hopes of a bumper harvest, with government optimistic that this season’s targets will be achieved.
Politics
Headache for Mwonzora as Khupe refuses to vacate Parly top post
Leader of Opposition in Parliament Thokozani Khupe has refused to vacate the position to pave way for MDC-T’s newly elected president Douglas Mwonzora.
Politics
SB Moyo Death : Chiwenga ,Rugeje Secret Meeting In Victoria Falls Exposed
THE shock death three days ago of Zimbabwe’s Foreign Affairs and International Trade minister Sibusiso Busi Moyo — the face of the military.
Politics
Doctors Accused of Deliberately Killing Top Zanu PF Officials
DOCTORS yesterday reacted with alarm and anger over allegations by Information secretary Ndavaningi Mangwana that some medical practitioners were deliberately killing Zanu PF.
Crime & Courts
Justice Nicholas McNally Dies
Retired Supreme Court judge Justice Nicholas McNally who was one of Zimbabwe’s most respected judges, has died, The NewsHawks report. The publication, however,.
Business
Masiyiwa’s fortune fell to US$1.1 billion
Zimbabwean billionaire philanthropist Strive Masiyiwa is Africa’s 17th richest person this year, according to Forbes magazine’s latest billionaire rankings. Masiyiwa, a self-made magnate.
Business
Tendai Biti’s letter to World Bank on Zimbabwe COVID-19 aid
In May 2020, the World Bank dipped into a special health fund to provide US$7 million to Zimbabwe to help the country fight.