adminMimosa to up production
ZVISHAVANE-based platinum mine, Mimosa, is set to increase its production to 270 000 tonnes per month from 230 000 tonnes which the company is producing.
Govt urges councils to develop communities
Local authorities in Mashonaland West Province should have a developmental outlook in their quest to improve service delivery, Minister of State Mary Mliswa-Chikoka has said.
President to attend Peace, Family Festival
President Mnangagwa is expected officiate at the first national level Peace and Family Festival to be held on November 21 this year at the National Sports Stadium in Harare.
Schools seek nod to close early
At least five boarding schools in Manicaland are seeking permission to either increase boarding fees or close early citing dwindling food supplies due to shortages on the market and high prices on available stocks.
Winds destroy two schools in Midlands
Strong winds destroyed classroom blocks at Mabidhli and Siyezi primary schools, leaving pupils and teachers stranded.
Containing suicidal behaviour
Suicide is the taking of one’s own life. This discourse is intended to educate readers about the nature of suicide.
City revives Mbare biogas project
Harare City Council is reviving the Mbare biogas project and seeking a new investor for the construction of a $100 million waste-to-energy plant at Pomona Dumpsite, as it moves its focus towards a smart city which embraces the green development concept.
Last witness in Undenge case testifies Monday
The last witness in the case in which former Energy and Power Development Minister Samuel Undenge is accused of influencing the awarding of the Gwanda solar power plant tender to Intratek by Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) will testify on Monday.
Witnesses nail Komichi
Three witnesses have so far testified against MDC-Alliance vice president Morgen Komichi outlining to the court how he contravened the Electoral Act during the announcement of presidential election results for the July 30 elections at the national results centre in Harare.
Prioritise locals, chief tells tile firm
Sunny Yi Feng Tiles (Pvt) Limited — a Chinese firm setting up a multi-million dollar tile manufacturing plant in Norton — has been told to prioritise locals in their recruitment exercise.