Jibilika Festival kicks off

An expanded 11th Jibilika Festival is underway at different venues around the city including Batanai Gardens and the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).

Bosso secure Prince Dube

HIGHLANDERS have officially signed young strikers Prince Dube and Bukhosi Sibanda on a two and one-year contracts respectively.

Adopt ‘Vision Zero Strategy’: Nzenza urges firms

GOVERNMENT is encouraging all companies operating in the country to adopt the “Vision Zero Strategy”, to significantly reduce occupational accidents.

Stabilisation measures a step in right direction

The raft of measures that Government has announced should lead to growth if they are implemented to the letter.

Denver resurfaces, not guaranteed derby place

DYNAMOS midfielder Denver Mukamba has resurfaced at the Glamour Boys, almost a week after he went AWOL but coach Lloyd Chigowe was yesterday not immediately guaranteeing that his truant star would feature in the famous Premiership derby against CAPS United at Rufaro on Sunday.

Chinese firm gets iron ore mining rights

GOVERNMENT has granted Chinese stainless steel giant Tsingshan a special grant to iron ore mining rights in an area around Chivhu, Mashonaland East Province, to enable the company to set up a stainless steel manufacturing plant, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando said.

Harrison demands winning spirit

HARARE CITY coach Mark Harrison has warned his charges to apply themselves cautiously if they are to pick the maximum points against a free-scoring Black Rhinos in their rescheduled Premiership tie at the National Sports Stadium tomorrow.

Govt to review energy policies for investors

Government is developing an Independent Power Producers Framework to promote investment in the energy sector and is also set to introduce the concept of competitive bidding when procuring renewable energy, particularly solar and wind.

Govt to address passport issue: Minister

Government is making concerted efforts to produce and avail vital civil registration documents and passports to applicants when they need them, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Ambassador Cain Mathema has said

Planned ZCTU protests expose MDC alliance

For the past couple of days, Zimbabweans have been drawn into a sinister panic mode whose footprints are alien to those of genuine market strife and economic strains.

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