The international economy has always been characterised by the specialization of particular countries in distinct branches of production, whether this be in certain products, or in selected parts of the production process. By Tyra Mhakayakora The International Division of labour is more precisely defined as the specialization of particular countries
● Zimbabwe is the first African country to see the roll out of E-Livestock Global’s traceability system powered by Mastercard’s Blockchain-based Provenance solution, bringing end-to-end visibility to the cattle supply chain ● Innovative solution brings new hope for farmers, while helping Zimbabwe regain its lucrative beef export
Opposition MDC Alliance has mourned Zambia’s founding President Kenneth David Kaunda who passed away Thursday at a military hospital in Lusaka at the age of 97. In a statement, MDC Alliance secretary for international relations Gladys Hlatswayo described the former statesman as a person who lived
Afrobarometer a non-partisan, pan-African research institution has predicted a Zanu PF victory in the event that elections are held today. In its latest research, Afrobarometer said 33 percent of respondents said they would vote for Zanu PF compared to 26 percent who chose opposition MDC Alliance
THE trial of Pokugara Properties managing director Michael John Van Blerk failed to kick off as his legal counsel told Harare Magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti Guwuriro that he is ill and unable to walk into the courtroom. Van Blerk is said to be suffering from a condition
MUTARE- Informal traders relocated from Sakubva musika market have poured cold water on attempts by the ruling Zanu PF youths to intervene on their behalf, a move they say is meant to serve interests of 'table barons'. Leader of the informal traders, Itai Kariparire who is
ZANU PF Manicaland Provincial structures are in disarray as party heavyweights angle to consolidate control of structures ahead of anticipated parliamentary and council by-elections. The divisions forced Acting Political Commissar Patrick Chinamasa to convene an emergency meeting where he read the riot act against factionalism. Chinamasa met
Mine workers at Golden Valley Mine in Kadoma are loggerheads with their employer over a “body scanning machine” introduced at the mine to curb gold theft. The stand-off resulted in 162 underground workers being suspended after refusing to go through the security check point. The workers fear
Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, Honourable Sipho Mokone, moved a motion imploring parliament to enact legislation that enhances media freedom and encourages the media to conduct their activities without fear or favour. The motion on, Information as a public
Hwange Magistrate Barbra Phiri has ordered Hwange Colliery Company (HCC) to allow a 29-year-old woman re-occupy her house after she had been evicted by the state-run coalminer. On 11 March 2021, HCC security personnel evicted the 29 year-old Rosemary Nyamuba together with her two minor children
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