History of Football in Zimbabwe The sports industry in Zimbabwe is very big and is expected to grow. People in Zimbabwe like sports so much that some discipline studies related to sports are even taught in schools. The most popular sports in this country are football, rugby,
Caledonia Mining Corporation missed its first quarter (Q1) 2023 gold production target after Blanket Mine slumped by 13 percent to close with 16 036 ounces against 18 515 ounces realized same period last year. The decline was caused by mechanical breakdowns and logistical issues which the
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The leading financial institution, Nedbank, has unveiled a US$50k sponsorship package to cater to the team's playing kit, travel insurance, and other expenses they will incur during the World Cup.
Government is set to adopt the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS) framework in a bid to modernize the public sphere and enhance transparency and accountability in public financial management. Finance Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, made the announcement during the launch of the IPSAS Zimbabwe Financial
Popular rapper Mudiwa Hood has triggered a debate among social media users after he recorded himself bailing out fellow musician Paradzai Mesi who seems to have fallen on hard times. Mesi made waves last week when a video of him handcuffed after getting busted while allegedly
The investigation began following last month's arrest of Makenzie Nthenge, leader of the Good News International Church, who allegedly instructed his followers to starve themselves to death
President Mnangagwa said the innovation hubs were the only way to transform people’s lives.
Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has called for a change in the country's electoral laws to create fair contestation among political parties. In a tweet accompanied by Kenya’s elections dates for 2027, Chamisa said that the current laws give too much power to President Emmerson Mnangagwa and
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has launched a manhunt for two suspected fraudsters, Andy Baleni (aka Mambondini) and Tinashe Zimunya. In a statement, ZACC said the suspects lured hundreds of people through an advert they flighted on ZBC Radio Stations and social media platforms, purporting to
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