The delivery of the second batch of COVID-19 vaccines is a confirmation of the great friendship and solidarity between China and Zimbabwe Chinese Ambassador Guo Shaochun has said. Speaking at the Robert Mugabe International airport after receiving the second consignment, Shaochun said Zimbabwe was among the
MUTARE- The adoption of an electronic procurement system is still hanging in the balance two years after completion of the tender process after funders ditched the cash strapped government at the last minute, it has emerged. Procurement Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ capacity building director, Cliff Gondo
The Election Resource Centre (ERC) says it is targetting vote pledges who will take up the voter registration exercise while all election processes are suspended due to COVID-19 induced lockdowns This follows last year's suspension of all election-related activities by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) as
The tobacco selling season is set to open next month under strict observance of the laid down COVID-19 regulations, the cash crop regulatory board has said. In a statement, the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) said the 2021 marketing season opens on Wednesday 7th April
The tobacco industry is set for improved volumes of the golden leaf this year ahead of the start of the marketing season on the 7th of April, industry regulator, Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB) has said. Tobacco is the country’s second largest foreign currency earner and
CBZ Bank is proud to announce the launch of a new partnership with Western Union to offer two more remittance services. The two remittance services under the CBZ Western Union Money Transfer Agency (MTA) partnership are Domestic and Outbound remittances. These two are an addition
The government has warned the public that it may be forced to reintroduce tighter Covid-19 lockdown restrictions to prevent a third wave. Chief Coordinator of the national response to the Covid-19 pandemic in the Office of the President and Cabinet, Dr Agnes Mahomva said the government
Mutare youths are up in arms over the local municipality's decision to turn Sakubva Beit Hall grounds, a recreational facility into a vending site. The conversion of Sakubva Beit Hall grounds into a vending site followed serious lobbying by the Mutare Informal Traders Association (MITA) who
The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) with funding from the Africa Development Bank (AfDB) has donated vehicles and equipment to help in preparedness and effective response to disaster. Speaking at the handover ceremony in Harare on Friday, UNOPS senior programmes manager Claude –Andre Nadon
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says it is taking stern measures against people who default in wearing masks and other lockdown regulations The police said there is a possibility of more police roadblocks to force citizens to wear masks and other COVID-19 measures. President Emmerson Mnangagwa eased
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