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Govt blocks 4k nurses from leaving Zim

He said there was an urgent need for government to introduce locum arrangements rather than blocking the nurses.

By Problem Masau May. 5, 2025

Makore on cloud 9 with soulful Ariko Wani

Due to the economic downturn, Makore decided to dump music and take the diaspora route in search of greener pastures, finding herself settling in the United Kingdom (UK).

By Tatenda Kunaka May. 1, 2025

Makore on cloud 9 with soulful Ariko Wani

Ariana values Dokwe Gold Project’s profitability to US$160m

The new assessments have also projected the Dokwe Gold Project to have capacity to generate 60 000 ounces of the yellow mineral per annum.

By Tatira Zwinoira Apr. 4, 2025

Ariana values Dokwe Gold Project’s profitability to US$160m

UK, SA expos to open doors for Zim businesses

The inaugural edition of the expos was held in the United Kingdom in October last year and it has already become a vital resource for Zimbabweans in the diaspora.

By Staff Reporter Mar. 12, 2025

UK, SA expos to open doors for Zim businesses

Ariana reveals 9% increase in in-pit gold findings

UNITED Kingdom-based miner, Ariana Resources Plc, has revealed a 9% increase in its in-pit mineral resource estimate for its Dokwe Gold Project in Zimbabwe.

By Business Reporter Mar. 10, 2025

Ariana reveals 9% increase in in-pit gold findings

Zim faces shortage of student nurses’ accommodation

Kwidini said having nurse training at some tertiary institutions was not the solution because they would not get practical experience at such institutions.

By Harriet Chikandiwa Mar. 7, 2025

Zim faces shortage of student nurses’ accommodation

Jah Prayzah unveils Ndini Mukudzeyi world tour

He will then take his music to Wolverhampton, United Kingdom, on May 25 and conclude the European leg in Düsseldorf, Germany, on May 31.

By Sindiso Dube Mar. 2, 2025

Jah Prayzah unveils Ndini Mukudzeyi world tour

Refunding scammed clients duty of financial institutions

Implementing proactive measures today will shape the future of consumer protection in both countries, ensuring a safer financial environment for all clients.

By Jacob Mutisi Feb. 21, 2025