President Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged industry to embrace the government’s education 5.0 model within tertiary institutions for import substitution. Under Education 5.0, Zimbabwe’s state universities must launch into outcomes-focused national development activities towards a competitive, modern and industrialized Zimbabwe. It is now all about problem-solving for
Independent pan-African banking group, Ecobank Group (Ecobank) has launched a women-centric empowerment program dubbed “Elevate”- designed to help women reach their full potential by empowering, growing and supporting their small enterprises with customized financial and value-added solutions across 33 markets, including Zimbabwe, 263Chat Business has
MUTARE- City council has denied deliberately purging war veterans saying it is an equal opportunity employer which does not discriminate against anyone. This followed claims that the municipality Chief Executive Officer, Joshua Maligwa deliberately targeted ex-combatants who were reportedly retired in the latest job cuts. The City
The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) has urged the government to enact stricter laws that lesson gold smuggling as the country continues to lose millions of dollars through the scourge. The country is reportedly bleeding as more undocumented gold leaves the country through unorthodox means. The recent
Property firm, Mashonaland Holdings Limited is set to commence several of its property development projects in first quarter (Q1) -2021 following delays encountered from the COVID-19 lockdowns and a difficult economic environment. Year on year Inflation peaked 834 percent in July making it difficult for business
Authorities at Bulawayo Polytechnic have reversed their decision in which they had expelled a motor mechanics student for alleged misconduct following the intervention of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights who protested the institution's decision. Lawson Machida, a mechanical student at Bulawayo Polytechnic was expelled on
On November 21,2020, The Herald newspaper published an article titled Vehicle clamping, towing Illegal-Supreme Court. By Jeremiah Bamu That article portrays and has been understood by a wide section of the Zimbabwean populace to imply that it is unlawful for the city of Harare to clamp and
Today, the UK has announced £7 million to provide much-needed essential services and food assistance to almost 750,000 people, including 14,000 households and nearly half a million migrants who have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic across Southern Africa. The region has been hard-hit by
President Emerson Mnanganga has vowed that his administration is not turning back in walking towards revamping the falling Zimbabwe's economy
First Capital Bank posted a 58 percent jump in income during third quarter ended September 30, on account of returns in registered growth in the loan portfolio and increased transactional volumes, 263Chat Business reports. Income reached ZWL$ 1.9 billion during the period from ZWL$ 1.2 billion
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