An official from the Department of Civil Protection, Nathan Nkomo has confirmed the damage caused by heavy rains to infrastructure in Binga and Chimanimani. The current rains have to date killed one person and destroyed 181 homes in Binga and while two bridges have been swept
Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development Minister Professor Amon Murwira yesterday justified the tertiary fees education which recently shoot the roof from below thousand dollars to $5 000 excluding accommodation and meals
Listed brick manufacturer, Willdale Limited endured a tough quarter ending 31 December 2019 with volume sales dropping 15 percent as demand for construction material weakened due to the hyperinflation. In its trading performance report for the highlighted period, the company said it was relying on funded
Sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by western countries cannot stop international businesses from investing in this country, French Ambassador to Zimbabwe Richard Boidin has said. Boidin made the remarks while addressing invited guests at the official commissioning of a USD$ 1 million Weber plant for tile adhesives
The High Court yesterday that the Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s estranged wife Marry Mubaiwa is not to see her children after dismissing her application seeking access to their children and the matrimonial home
Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube is optimistic of economic recovery efforts government is undertaking in light of a myriad of challenges the country is grappling with, a latest ministerial statement shows. Zimbabwe’s economy contracted six percent last year following the adoption of a local
A French owned company, Saint-Gobain Construction Products yesterday officially commissioned a USD$ 1 million Weber plant for tile adhesives In Harare's Msasa industrial area. The plant which has a production capacity of 15 000 tonnes of tile adhesive per annum is energy efficient entirely operating on
Ethanol producing company, Green Fuel has dismissed as false, allegations by the suspended Zanu-PF youth commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu that the company was involved in corrupt and unethical business practices to obtain a monopoly in ethanol blending. In a statement, the company said the remarks made by
Former War veterans minister Tshinga Dube has rapped Zanu PF for suspending the Zanu PF youth league leaders Lewis Matutu and Godfrey Tsenengamu saying the party should not hinder young people from highlighting what they see wrong in the movement. In a story published in the
Government is set to introduce a coupon system as a way of normalizing the roller meal situation while shielding the vulnerable from arbitrage behavior by unscrupulous dealers who are hoarding the precious commodity for re-sell at exorbitant prices. This was revealed by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting
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