‘Operation Restore Legacy a miracle’
OPERATION Restore Legacy which saw the resignation of former president Mugabe is an unprecedented miracle which cannot be repeated elsewhere in the world, Presidential spokesperson Mr George Charamba has said.
Investment expert speaks out
Rwandan governance expert Ms Clare Akamanzi yesterday said there was need to empower the envisaged one-stop investment organisation integrating several Government business arms as part of efforts to improve the ease of doing business.
Banks sit on RBZ business facilities
A NUMBER of Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) funding schemes are not accessible to businesses due to banks’ reluctance to disburse them, an official has said.
UPDATED: 6 envoys present credentials
Six new ambassadors to Zimbabwe presented their credentials to President Mnangagwa at State House yesterday and pledged to cooperate with the new Government in various economic fields.
Where are tomorrow’s music legends?
April 9 marked 22 years after the death of music legend Leonard Dembo and some radio stations dedicated slots to the musician’s songs in honour of his creativity.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Zim open to FDI, but not dirty money
Government this week hosted Rwanda Development Board chief executive officer Ms Clare Akamanzi, who was invited to come and share her experiences on how her country, which in 1994 experienced a genocide in which over 800 000 people were killed in just 100 days, had managed to attract billions of dollars in Foreign Direct Investment.
THE SANDTON PROJECT ROLLS INTO TOWN
THE Sandton Project — a programme aimed at destabilising ZIFA operations — rolled into Harare yesterday with calls for the association’s leaders to quit because they had allegedly lost their mandate to run the national game.
EMA confiscates 400 000 kaylites
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has confiscated at least 400 000 kaylite containers, known as Expanded Polystyrene Foam (EPS) since December last year, as it moved to stop use of the banned packaging, an official said on Wednesday.
Lessons from the Chinese economic model
Zimbabwe is six hours behind China and Beijing has a population twice that of the whole of Zimbabwe. The Chinese economy is performing well, coming second only to the United States. It talks about its GDP and foreign currency reserves in trillions not millions and a six percent growth rate is referred to as modest when its counterpart from Southern Africa would give its all to achieve such a figure.
Night of merrymaking at Longchen Plaza
Arts reporters Three venues at Longchen Plaza in Belvedere will tonight host different artistes in shows that appeal to various fans. It will be a night of jazz, rhumba and…











