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Five presidents to attend Africa CEO Forum in Kigali

The participating Heads of State include President Paul Kagame
By The New Times 3h ago

Heritage Golf Academy shines in Botswana

The Heritage Junior Golf Challenge which included golfers from South Africa saw the academy win 15 trophies and 7 medals in a show of hard work, determination and passion.
By Staff Reporter 5h ago

REITs as an alternative financing option in Zim

The housing backlog in urban areas is estimated at 1,3 million concentrated within the high-density sector.
By Batanai Matsika 6h ago

Zim's Journey: From hope to hardship

For a significant majority in Matabeleland, independence felt like defeat, made worse when the state turned on the region barely two years after this important day.
By Mandlenkosi Mpofu 7h ago

African Sun flush with cash for capital investments

The commitment comes after the firm increased its capital commitments last year to US$11,01 million, up 20,22% on the 2022 figures.
By Tatira Zwinoira 13h ago

Misa launches Press freedom report

Also to mark the day, the Network for Environmental and Climate Justice (NECJ Zimbabwe) said a conducive legal and political environment for the media is pivotal.

Zifa take Warriors to Joburg

Four days later, Zimbabwe will face off with South Africa in an away match which has been scheduled for the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein.
By Henry Mhara 13h ago

ZAOGA preserves Guti’s legacy

Archbishop Guti was born on May 5 1923 and he died on July 5, 2023, at the age of 100.
By Sharon Zebra May. 2, 2024

African economies should use natural resources to shape career pathways

A lot could be learnt from African tradition that had its own ways of identifying talents, gifts and passions within children from a tender age.
By Charles Dhewa May. 1, 2024