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Aussie firm to invest in oil drilling
AN Australian company, Invictus Energy Limited, which recently confirmed the potential of oil in Muzarabani, Cabora Bassa Basin, in Mashonaland Central Province, is expecting to spend between $10 to $20 million for each well to be drilled at the Muzarabani Prospect.
Zesa bigwigs nabbed for $35m graft
Zesa Holdings chief executive officer Joshua Chifamba, Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) managing director Julian Chinembiri and his finance director Thokozani Dhliwayo were yesterday arrested in connection with over $35 million alleged underhand dealings involving an Indian company, PME.
Haefelis opens in Harare
As the “coffee culture” grows in Harare with various shops popping up especially in the northern suburbs, Simbisa Brands has introduced their highly coveted Haefelis Confectionery and Coffee Co at Chisipite Shopping Centre.
Cholera vaccination programme begins
GOVERNMENT yesterday rolled out a massive vaccination programme against cholera in Glen View and Budiriro, Harare, as it moves to protect residents from the water-borne disease, which has so far killed 49 people and infected 10 000 others.
People across age groups queued to receive the first dose of the oral vaccine.
DJ fired for calling Malema ‘monkey’
Johannesburg. – Hot91.9fm has fired presenter Sasha Martinengo after he referred to EFF leader Julius Malema as a “monkey” on air.
AfDB to finance agric value chain programme
THE African Development Bank is looking to finance an agricultural value chain development programme in Zimbabwe to the tune of nearly $20 million, an official said.
ED to officiate at CUT graduation
Mash West Bureau President Mnangagwa is tomorrow expected to officiate at the Chinhoyi University of Technology 14th Graduation Ceremony. CUT was the first university where President Mnangagwa officiated at a…
Assets declaration: Deadline tomorrow
Andile Tshuma Bulawayo Bureau CABINET Ministers, Members of the National Assembly and Senators have been ordered to declare their assets by end of day tomorrow. In an interview, the Minister…
‘Underground operations viable at Tungsten Mine’
Zimbabwe-focused diversified mining group Premier African Minerals, says a study from consultant Bara has confirmed that its 49 percent-owned RHA Tungsten Mine in the country has shown that it would be technically viable to restart underground mining.