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Cigarette company invests US$15m in new machinery

The company intended to produce a target of 20 000 crates of cigarettes every month.  
By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa Nov. 29, 2024

Zimbabwe reach Under-19 T20 World Cup qualifier final

The team captain Kelis Ndhlovu could only contribute 19 runs with the bat
By Austin Karonga Sep. 29, 2024

Live life confidently

Before people buy into your product or service, they buy into your confidence.
By Jonah Nyoni Aug. 3, 2024

Industry minister calls for sustainable industrialisation

Ndhlovu said the recurring droughts, which affect the communities including the business sectors, signal the urgent need to holistically address climate change.
By Nizbert Moyo Jun. 28, 2024

Govt to increase stake in Cottco

By increasing its stake in Cottco, the government aims to make the company more efficient and financially independent.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Jun. 21, 2024

Muckracker: A harbinger of things to come

Sir Wicknell was heard saying in a recorded phone call to his cronies, talking about his grip on state tenders.
By Muckracker Jun. 14, 2024

Kelis scoops five awards

She won the Player and Batter of the Tournament and made into the Team of the Tournament, earlier having won three Player of the Match awards.
By Austin Karonga Jun. 11, 2024

Tourism rebate turned into a ‘big boys’ affair

The ZTA said about US$1 billion was wiped out of the industry during the same period, amid extensive disruptions to the global airline system.
By Freeman Makopa May. 24, 2024

ZTA loses lucrative fund as Rwodzi cracks whip

This investigation resulted in the suspension of chief operating officer Givemore Chidzidzi and other ZTA executives.
By Freeman Makopa May. 10, 2024