Green Governance Zimbabwe Trust (GGZT) says oil and gas prospects in Muzarabani, despite offering unique investment opportunities, should be viewed with cautious optimism, as mineral wealth seldom translates to development. This follows the recent signing of a petroleum exploration development and production agreement (PEDPA) between the
Harare City Council says it is planning on banning all operating commuter omnibuses (Kombis) from the Central Business District and introduce a new association based registration process that seeks to decongest the city. Harare’s business centre has become heavily congested and a menace to business operators
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has been named the 2021 Best Investment Bank in Zimbabwe by the London-based Global Banking & Finance Review. The Standard Bank Group subsidiary was recognised for its outstanding investment portfolio during the annual Global Banking & Finance Awards held at the beginning of
At least 10 people were unlawfully killed by Zimbabwe’s police and state security agents in 2020 with no meaningful investigations carried out into the crimes, a global human rights movement, Amnesty International has said. During the period, at least 25 journalists were assaulted and arbitrarily arrested
CBZ Bank has launched a Student Visa Credit Card which is specially designed for students. The card is available to any student registered with any local or international University or any Academic/Professional Institution. Students who are non-CBZ account holders can also apply for the card. Students
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned Sub Saharan countries that they face threats of new COVID-19 variants and could be hit by the third wave in the coming weeks. In a report, WHO said a potentially deadly third wave of COVID-19 was imminent at a
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) says the Cabo Delgado conflict in Northern Mozambique is a threat to regional stability. In a statement, the coalition said it is worried by the continued loss of lives and the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Cabo Delgado. “Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition notes with
There were skirmishes at the Harare magistrates court this morning following the sentencing of human rights defender, Makomborero Haruzivishe as police dispersed people including fellow activists who had come in solidarity and journalists conducting their duties. A press briefing by the MDC-Alliance spokesperson, Fadzai Mahere was
The Young Democrats of America (YDA), the youth wing of the US Democratic Party, recently completed a visit to the city of Dakhla, Western Sahara and have called on investors to tap into the region’s unexploited economic potential. The YDA delegation held talks with the General
Harare- MDC Alliance activist Makomborero Haruzivishe has been jailed for an effective 14 months by Harare magistrate Judith Taruvinga. He was convicted of inciting violence and resisting arrest, charges which he denied. Magistrate Taruvinga sentenced Haruzivishe to 24 months in prison and 10 months were suspended on
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