Ingwebu seeks $20million for recapitalisation

Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter Bulawayo Municipal Commercial Undertaking (BMCU)’s beverages manufacturing unit Ingwebu Breweries is seeking about $20 million to recapitalise its business operations. Speaking after a tour of…

Zimbabweans working miracles in China

When I arrived in China in February last year, the Asian country – which is home to 1,4 billion competitive souls – is the last place I expected to see multitudes of Zimbabweans, let alone successful ones, making a mark in various sectors of the burgeoning $12 trillion economy.

NRZ revitalisation on track

The US$400 million venture between Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group (DIDG), Transnet and National Railways of Zimbabwe remains on course with financial closure expected in June, The Sunday Mail has established.

DeMbare in Simba boost

DYNAMOS’ preparations for the 2019 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League received a massive boost last Friday when one of their key players Simba Chinani finally committed another season with rebuilding DeMbare.

Gvt seeks industry input into local content policy

GOVERNMENT will collect proposals from 300 firms to gather input into regulations that will govern local content thresholds for various sectors of the economy starting this year.

Agricultural Society to deliver prize to top farmer

Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Farming Reporter ZIMBABWE Agricultural Society (ZAS) will next month deliver a tractor and farming implements to a Tsholotsho couple in Matabeleland North Province who came up tops…

Africa: In the jaws of reform and coloniality?

Richard Runyararo Mahomva In his latest instalment in last week’s volume of The Patriot newspaper, Tafataona Mahoso — a giant philosophical voice of reason writes: “The . . . US…

Satellite teacher’s college still on course

Tendai Bhebe, Sunday News Reporter A SATELLITE teacher’s college that was established by the Government at Ntabazinduna Training Centre in a bid to expand higher and tertiary education in the…

Murray living on borrowed time

The setting was the idyllic isle of Key Biscayne across the bay from Miami, but Andy Murray  knew there was trouble in paradise.

Far from Hollywood: how Zim artistes are surviving the economy

Bruce Ndlovu FOR rapper Cal_vin, the country’s current economic challenges mean he has no time to worry about gold chains and diamond rings, trinkets that wordsmiths in other countries have…

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