The US$3 million Sakunda Holdings' equipment and supplies meant to fight COVID-19 has arrived in Harare as preparations for the opening up of Arundel Hospital gathers momentum. The arrival of the equipment is a timely boost as renovations at the hospital, which will be open to
Zimbabwe's economy is projected to shrink to at least -9 percent in 2020 due to the effects of the coronavirus, local private sector business lobby body, Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce has said. This will be the heaviest fall of the economy since 2009 follow last
When President Emmerson Mnangagwa stepped to the podium at State House yesterday afternoon, an extension to the ongoing coronavirus lockdown was inevitable. Rightfully so, Zimbabwe is not safe to completely open up as yet. As President Mnangagwa stated in his address that the country is yet to
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) last week denied the myth going around that there is a link between the COVID-19 pandemic and fifth-generation (5G) cellular mobile technologies. By Tawanda Chikosi In a statement, POTRAZ General Director, Dr Gift Machengete said there is no
MUTARE- Government is setting itself for failure by adopting a command approach to de-dollarization, a process which should have been market led, a top economist has said. Prosper Chitambara an economist and lead researcher with Labor and Economic Development Research Institute of Zimbabwe (LEDRIZ) said ditching
Savage, unbridled and outspoken socialite Tawona Shadaya Twitter brawl with prominent radio personality Miss Red has been trending these past four days. By Marshall Bwanya Twitter and Facebook has been awash with Shadaya savage comments ahead of Mugabe's legacy and Zimbabwe's 40th Independence celebrations. Shadaya's trendy savage tweets
President Emmerson Mnangagwa extended a lockdown aimed at stemming the spread of the coronavirus by two weeks to the 3rd of May. The initial lockdown, which started on 30 March, confined citizens to their homes for most activities, only permitting outings for buying food or health
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I was brought up in a male dominated society where girls and women were largely portrayed as half humans. We considered them second class citizens despite having Joice Mujuru as our Vice President at that particular moment. Maybe this was because when a woman attains
Hotel and properties stocks were among the worst performers by close of day yesterday on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) as the local bourse endured a tough week with market capitalisation tumbling by nearly a billion dollars. Amongst the top 5 losers on the bourse were
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