Internal devaluation, short term pain for long term gain
CHANGE is a very difficult process. We are an economy that has had to undergo massive hyperinflation and profiteering to unprecedented levels. We have had to lose our Ubuntu/Hunhu just…
Legal battle brews in netball
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter A bruising legal battle is on the cards between the Zimbabwe Netball Association (Zina) and the newly formed independent Rainbow Amateur Netball League (RANL) after…
Redcliff targets 30K housing units
Lovemore Zigara, Midlands Correspondent REDCLIFF has set a target of developing 30 000 housing units by 2023 as it seeks to upgrade to city status.
Mphoengs border post in sorry state
Richard Muponde, Plumtree Correspondent MPHOENGS Border Post in Plumtree is falling apart with water sipping into staff quarters and customs offices, destroying documents and goods stored in warehouses.
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Costly dollar hedges tarnish U.S. bonds for overseas investors
LONDON – Yields on U.S. government debt are at their highest in over four years, and yet they are failing to attract many European investors due to the uncertain outlook…
UPDATED: ED apprises Kabila on Zim transition
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday held a closed-door meeting with his Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) counterpart President Joseph Kabila and briefed him on the transition that led to the resignation of former President Cde Robert Mugabe in November last year.
Parly exerts pressure on Chivayo
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy will tour the site of the proposed Gwanda Solar Plant in Gwanda today, as MPs widen their probe into the contentious deal signed by the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) and Intratrek, a company owned by haughty businessman Mr Wicknell Chivayo.
SA probes Tsvangirai nurse’s death
South African police have opened investigations into the mysterious death of the Zimbabwean nurse who cared for MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai when he was admitted at a Johannesburg Hospital where he was receiving treatment for cancer of the colon.
Grace Mugabe Phd: UZ suspends Nyagura
The University of Zimbabwe (UZ) Council has reportedly suspended Vice Chancellor Professor Levi Nyagura on allegations of abuse of office after he allegedly unprocedurally awarded a Doctor of Philosophy degree to former First Lady Grace Mugabe.
DIDG eyes NetOne
THE Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group (DIDG) is looking at the possibilities of investing into the State-owned telecommunications company, NetOne.