Bulawayo24 News - Skyes! "it makes perfect sense"

Search / Aod

Businesswoman ordered to pay US$58,873 debt

A Bulawayo High Court judge has ruled in favour of a woman who sought payment of a US$58 873 debt from a former friend, dismissing claims that the money had unlawfully accrued through excessive interest and that the acknowledgement of debt…

Published: 3 hrs ago | 118 | by Staff reporter

Load More Stories

Search / Aod

Businesswoman ordered to pay US$58,873 debt

Xi Jinping sends message to Zimbabwe liberation war veterans

Zimbabwe to deploy drain-flushing technology nationwide

DStv cuts decoder prices

Witnesses back Mzembi defence

Blow for Zimbabwe's 2008 torture victims

Engineering Council of Zimbabwe cracks down on illegal use of 'Engineer' title

Chamisa, opposition veterans clash

Calls grow for engineers to take leading role in Zimbabwe's economic leadership

President Mohadi leads aid drive for Mozambique floods

Businesswoman ordered to pay US$58,873 debt

Why Zimbabwe needs engineers at the helm

Zimbabwe to reward top-performing schools nationwide

Supreme Court upholds conviction and sentence of Chinese national

Zimbabwe medicinal cannabis licences due for renewal

Mnangagwa honours Raza

Gweru warns business against improper disposal of waste

First State witness testifies in Mzembi's trial

Mwazha heir in court over shrine standoff

Zimbabwe delivers vital flood relief to Malawi

Dangote appoints another Zimbabwean Ralph Mupita

ED2030 Constitutional challenge set down for 9 February 2026

Bosso fight to recover mine after special grant lapses

Pro­sec­utors tar­get decept­ive tac­tics in court

Man fatally assaults rival suitor

Zimbabwean teachers removed from KZN schools

Bulilima schools clash with council over US$1 per pupil levy

Chief vacuum in Ntabazinduna stalling development

Zimbabwe under-19s overwhelmed by India

Zanu-PF chefs invade gold claims

Employee steals US$4 150 from betting company

Mzembi trial expected to commence today

Chivayo gifts Sunday Chidzambwa with brand-new Toyota Fortuner

Ex-minister Chombo gets farm back

A disastrous advertisement of Zimbabwean football

Renewed optimism at Mpilo as Prof Ngwenya drives reforms

Convicted army officer loses Supreme Court appeal

ZETDC targets 300 000 new household connections

Invictus loses US$90m as Qatari deal collapses

Pedestrian collided with Mliswa's vehicle

Man dies after brutal assault over stolen cellphone

Zimbabwe govt probes illicit mineral ore exports

'Highlanders lied to me,' Senong breaks silence

CSC back in Zimbabwe's beef game

Zanu-PF honours long-serving staff

Nightmare at ZimParks graduation

EcoCash users still stranded

Break-in at Chikurubi Farm Prison

Prophet Magaya's application dismissed, case remanded to March 2

Free driving lessons for Bulawayo girls and women

Armed men robbed Energy Park of US$12,000

Mhona engages mayors Coltart, Mafume over road maintenance collaboration

Zimbabwean teachers removed from KZN schools

CSC back in Zimbabwe's beef game

Zanu-PF honours long-serving staff

Tungwarara hits alluvial mining jackpot

Temba Mliswa involved in road traffic accident

Dangote appoints another Zimbabwean Ralph Mupita

Chivayo gifts Sunday Chidzambwa with brand-new Toyota Fortuner

Ex-minister Chombo gets farm back

Nightmare at ZimParks graduation

News Team

Advertising

Prosecutors target deceptive tactics in court