adminLithium project to earn Zim $3bn
Australia Stock Exchange (ASX) listed Prospect Resources Plc says its Arcadia Lithium project, located 38 kilometres east of Harare, has proven capacity to generate nearly $3 billion in export revenue, according to the definitive feasibility study (DFS).
ED launches e-learning kits
President Mnangagwa yesterday launched smart e-learning kits and exercise books at Girls High School in Harare, as part of efforts to modernise the education sector, pursuant to the achievement of Vision 2030.
Nhamo’s poetry anthology inspiring
Practical book critics know it’s true it takes a couple of books to discover a certain trend or common trait in a selected generation or group of writers.
Japajapa: Perennial attention seeker
NOTORIOUS attention-seeker Mr Paddington Japajapa lived up to comical antics yesterday when he told the Commission of Inquiry into the August 1 shootings that he was an independent observer during the harmonised elections yet was railing against ZEC as an MDC-Alliance activist after losing the party’s primary polls.
‘DEMBARE NEEDS OVEHAUL’
DYNAMOS interim coach Lloyd Chigowe, wants the Harare giants to be overhauled in order to be a competitive machine in the domestic Premiership again.
Mhere wraps Xmas gift with new video
Just in time for the festive season, award-winning gospel artiste Mathias Mhere has released a video for his new song titled “Kisimusi”,
All eyes on 2019 Budget proposals
ALL eyes are on Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube as he presents his 2019 National Budget proposals in Parliament today, the first in the Second Republic. The Budget comes at a time when prices of goods and services — mainly basic commodities — have gone up significantly while foreign currency stocks have declined, resulting in intermittent shortages of fuel and basics like cooking oil and bread.
Educate readers on V2030: Minister
Media in Zimbabwe should put the national interest first and have a duty to articulate Government’s Vision 2030 for the ordinary person, a Cabinet minister has said. Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa told The Herald yesterday that the ministry was also keen on reforming and capacitating the media so that it would produce professional, accurate and balanced outputs.
Govt moves to curb inputs abuse
Government has come up with regulations to curb side marketing of agricultural commodities produced under its various contract farming programmes.