adminMedia laws realignment: Govt invites stakeholders
Government has invited stakeholders in the media industry for round table discussions to solicit their input on the amendment and realignment of media laws to the Constitution.
Mash Central set to benefit from Command Livestock
MASHONALAND Central Province is set to benefit from the $5 million Command Livestock Programme earmarked for six provinces which is being bankrolled by Homelink through Diaspora remittances.
Rand rises
JOHANNESBURG. – South Africa’s rand rose in early trade against a softer dollar yesterday, in line with a rise in local bonds and stocks as investor appetite for riskier assets was boosted.
Preserve cultural values: First Lady
First Lady Auxilia Mnangagwa yesterday called for the preservation and generational transmission of cultural values which define evolutionary identity and instil moral values.
Govt speaks on fuel situation
Government has attributed the fuel stock-outs witnessed in the last two days at some service stations in Harare to delays in foreign currency allocations.
Ex-NetOne boss off the hook
Former NetOne chief executive Reward Kangai, who is facing 21 counts of criminal abuse of office, was yesterday removed from remand after the State failed to furnish him with a trial date.
ZPC denies role in Chivayo’s arrest
THE Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) has denied playing any role in causing the arrest and prosecution of Harare businessman and Intratrek Zimbabwe managing director Wicknell Chivayo over allegations of fraud, corruption and money laundering relating to ZPC’s Gwanda solar project.
NAC rolls out Find, Test and Treat programme
The National AIDS Council (NAC) is rolling out testing and counselling programme in Marondera targeted at children below the age of nine, an official has said.
Kadoma blaze: Residents blast city
Kadoma residents on Tuesday blamed the city for failing to contain the fire that destroyed three shops in the city last night.
How knowledge economy is inspiring new roles
Developing countries that remain stuck in colonial governance structures and forms of business are sleep-walking into all kinds of crises. Some of the colonial forms of business still being practised in most African countries include sole trader (traditional enterprises), companies, cooperatives and partnerships which function through mutual agreement to pool resources and skills together for mutual benefit.