adminHorticulture exports rise
The country’s horticultural exports recorded significant growth in 2018 after more than $112 million worth of produce was exported, up from $50,9 million exported in 2017.
Airzim, Zesa, GMB reforms take off
The revival of national flag carrier, Air Zimbabwe (Airzim), is on the cards as Government has resolved to proceed with the acquisition of four Boeing 777 aircraft from Malaysia valued at $70 million.
. . . Politburo meets today
The zanu-pf Politburo is meeting today at the party’s national headquarters for an ordinary session that is expected to focus on challenges facing the economy.
Coke Studio opens doors for Tammy
Celebrated local artistes who are part of Coke Studio Africa which premières on ZBC TV this Saturday have benefited from working with international acts during recording sessions held in Kenya late last year.
Fast-forward to 2030: What does the HIV epidemic look like?
The world pledged to end AIDS by 2030. Though great strides have been made towards this goal for young children, adolescent girls and boys are being left behind.
Economic stability by June: Cross
Zimbabwe has firm macro-economic fundamentals, notwithstanding current challenges, and the introduction of a new currency will further enhance stability, according to economist Mr Eddie Cross.
Chimedza’s bid to rejoin Zanu-PF flops
Zanu-PF has turned down an application by former Minister of State for Masvingo Provincial Affairs and Gutu South legislator Dr Paul Chimedza to rejoin the party following his expulsion in December 2017.
Stray lion terrorises villagers
Silobela villagers are living in fear of a stray lion that is reportedly attacking and killing their livestock.
Shot in the arm for optometry department at BUSE
A school in Denmark is interested in partnering the optometry department at the Bindura University of Science Education to strengthen the quality of education it offers, Vice-Chancellor Professor Eddie Mwenje has said.
Chitepo School opens
Zanu-PF’s Herbert Chitepo School of Ideology opened its doors in Manicaland on Saturday, with officials urging the institution to develop skills and transform them into means of production to enable the country to realise Vision 2030.