$62m Unki smelter nears completion
Munyaradzi Musiiwa/Freedom Mupanedemo SHURUGWI-based Anglo-American Platinum Miners, Unki Mine’s $62 million platinum smelting plant is now 70 percent complete and is expected to be commissioned in July next year.
Cops arrest Ex-Ministers Made, Machaya
Midlands/Harare Bureau FORMER Ministers Joseph Made and Jason Machaya have been arrested for abuse of office.
President committed to unity
Nduduzo Tshuma, Political Editor THE country marks Unity Day today under a new administration led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa with the new Head of State emphasising on the importance of…
Manyuchi Academy a positive devt
Ellina Mhlanga, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE Boxing Federation technical director Steven Masiyambumbi has spoken highly of the sports development initiative by boxing superstar Charles Manyuchi who launched his Sports Academy on…
3 robbers hijack Chronicle driver
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter THREE armed robbers yesterday carjacked and assaulted a Zimpapers driver in Bulawayo before crashing the vehicle and fleeing on foot.
Ex-Minister Chidhakwa in court
Fungai Lupande, Harare Bureau FORMER Minister of Mines and Mining Development Walter Chidhakwa yesterday appeared in court charged with abuse of office after reportedly appointing former permanent secretary in his…
Manufacturers, miners in synergy talks
Prosper Ndlovu, Business Editor MANUFACTURING companies are in talks with their mining sector counterparts to facilitate strong business linkages aimed at increasing local procurement and trimming imports.
Development of Local Content Policy to go ahead
Business Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says his Government will forge ahead with development of a Local Content Policy to guide and promote growth of value chains in the economy.
Rugby fans in for Unity Day treat
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter RUGBY fans are in for a Unity Day treat when Highlanders Rugby legends face a Southern Region select side in a friendly match set for Hartsfield…
‘Four-day tests a boost’
ZIMBABWE coach Heath Streak is unsure if four-day matches are the future of Test cricket, but says they will help to level the playing field between the so-called bigger nations…

