May 13, 2022
Zimbabwe: 'Rotary Club Key Economic Growth Partner'
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has commended the Rotary Club for initiating several infrastructural and health programmes whose impact has complemented the Government's national vision to… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'Most Areas Have Cereals to Last 12 Months'
MOST districts in Mashonaland West, Mashonaland Central and the Midlands have sufficient cereal to last more than a year, the Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 1 500 Families to Benefit From New Irrigation Scheme
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Zimbabwe: More Countries Pledge to Increase Trade With Zim
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May 12, 2022
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Delivering On Promises to Investors
The huge investments into Zimbabwe by China's giant Tsingshan Group were extended this week with the highly innovative deal for the 97km extension to the national 330 kilovolt grid… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Dump Negative Attitude to Promote Use of Our National Currency
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Zimbabwe: Why Stay Away Will Not Work in Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe: Political Will Key in Transition to Clean, Sustainable Energy
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Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Commissions U.S.$27 Million Cannabis Project
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Zimbabwe: Flag On Parly Construction Site Temporary
The temporary hoisting of the Chinese flag at the construction site of the new Parliament Building in Mount Hampden is standard practice in cases of Government-to-Government… Read more »
May 11, 2022
Zimbabwe: President's Master-Stroke Fixes Transport Woes
The rapid return to the basic urban services over the weekend as private operators released more buses and kombis into the fleet appears to be a direct result of President… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Reforms to Enhance Investors' Confidence - WB
THE World Bank has hailed Zimbabwe's economic trajectory, saying a cocktail of measures and reforms Harare has embarked on, that include establishment of the Commercial Division of… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zacc, Zimra Impound 17 Buses, Recover Millions
Over the last three weeks, 17 long distance buses and three haulage trucks have been impounded at Beitbridge Border Post and their owners made to pay $26,3 million in fines plus… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Bill Seeks Still Penalties for Illegal Diversion of Electricity
Cabinet received an update on the Country's Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic and a Report on the Procurement and Roll-Out of Vaccines, as presented by the Chairman of the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: New Tobacco Growers Decline 50%
The number of new tobacco growers for the 2021/22 season has declined by 50 percent, compared to the same period last year. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zuva to Charge Electric Cars
The private sector is working closely with the Government's line ministries in setting up assembly plants for electric vehicles, while Zuva Petroleum is putting in place a charging… Read more »
May 10, 2022
Zimbabwe: Millers Bargaining Deal On Hold
The Grain Millers Employers Association of Zimbabwe (GMEAZ) has been granted a provisional order staying registration of a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) signed two months… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Spare Workers the Crocodile Tears
Hypocrisy, duplicity, two-facedness and double standard are the perfect descriptive terms for the Workers' Day statement given by the Citizens Coalition for Change leader, Nelson… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Transporters Plan to Import 1 300 Buses
Members of the Zimbabwe Passenger Transport Organisation (ZPTO) plan to import over 1 300 buses this year after the Government liberalised the public transport sector to have… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Wheat Farmers Await Bank Loan Modalities
Farmers are waiting for further guidance from authorities following the temporary suspension of lending by banks to both Government and the private sector, as they reckon… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Stayaway That Never Was Exposes Western Puppets
TODAY, Pachedu, a shadowy troll on Twitter, manned by some faceless characters, stands starkly naked, exposed as a Trojan horse of Western nations that have an incurable colonial… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Govt Not Withdrawing Civil Servants' U.S.$175 Benefit
The US$175 benefit paid to civil servants through their nostro accounts has not been withdrawn. Read more »
May 09, 2022
Zimbabwe: Forests Overlooked in Industrialisation Drive - Scientist
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Zimbabwe: Riozim Courts New Suitors for Sengwa
RioZim Limited says it has put in place new financing options to attract potential investors into its 2 800 megawatt Sengwa coal power project following the withdrawal of China's… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Murowa Diamond Output Falls 28%
Diamond output at Murowa, an associate of RioZim Ltd, registered a 28 percent decline to 414 000 carats in the year to December 31, 2021. Read more »