adminUmguza River clean-up pleases Kasukuwere
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief ENVIRONMENT, Water and Climate Minister Saviour Kasukuwere said he was happy with Bulawayo City Council (BCC) and companies efforts to reduce effluent being discharged into Umguza…
Editorial Comment: End infighting, focus on development
The decision by Zanu-PF to allow suspended Members of Parliament and Senators to attend Provincial Coordinating Committees meetings is a welcome development. The party’s Political Commissar Cde Saviour Kasukuwere said…
2015: Year for strengthening Sadc regional integration
THE year 2015 promises to be an exciting period for southern Africa, with crucial regional processes expected to be concluded and deadlines for a number of important regional and global…
SABC looks to Zola 7 for lost viewers
Zola might be the answer to SABC’S lost viewers. Mzanzi’s once beloved son, Zola 7, might be returning to the SABC. Zola, real name Bonginkosi Dlamini, is best known to…
Ringo billed for Byo gig . . . Tuku to share stage with SA star
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent SOUTH African jazz musician Ringo Madlingozi and Zimbabwean superstar Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi are set to share the stage at a pre-Valentines Bash to be held at the…
Beekeeping workshop on the cards
Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter THE Young Farmers’ Association of Zimbabwe (YFAZ) is set to host a beekeeping workshop meant to educate upcoming farmers on honey production. The organisation, which is affiliated…
Sanganai/Hlanganani dates moved
Oliver Kazunga Acting Business Editor THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has moved Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Fair from October to June starting this year taking heed of the call by international buyers.
‘51/49 threshold not negotiable’
Happiness Zengeni Harare Bureau The 51-49 percent indigenisation requirement will apply in the mining sector but flexibility will be allowed only on the compliance timeframe. Mines and Mining Development Minister Walter…
Chinamasa raps business leaders
Golden Sibanda Harare Bureau FINANCE Minister Patrick Chinamasa last week took a swipe at industrialists, rapping them for lavish lifestyles while lacking initiatives of growing businesses.
Demand outweighs power generation
ZIMBABWE’S daily power generation has dropped to below 1,200MW from about 1,400MW that was being generated in recent months, statistics from the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) show.