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Botswana is extending $600 million in two major facilities to Zimbabwe’s private sector and diamond industry that will give ties between the two countries a huge lift.
Zim climbs up Africa’s governance ranks
THE Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), a tool that measures and monitors governance performance in African countries, has listed Zimbabwe as one of Africa’s four most improved countries over the past 10 years.
Private sector hails ties with SA, Bots
INDUSTRIALISTS expect to cash in on deals set to be signed between Zimbabwe and Botswana, and explore opportunities to deepen their footprint in the neighbouring country.
Editorial Comment: Women’s Desk can transform tourism
Yesterday Government launched the Women’s Desk in the Ministry of Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry to bolster women’s participation in the sector.
Chamisa is weaker than he wants the world to believe . . . and his strategy is reaping diminishing returns
MDC-Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa is reported to have said that he will “doorstep” South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa when the latter comes to Zimbabwe in a fortnight.
January violence mastermind arrested
One of the alleged masterminds of violent protests that rocked the country last month, Rashid Mahiya who is the chairperson of Crisis Coalition in Zimbabwe, yesterday handed himself over to police and was charged with subversion.
AT 46, KING PETER REMAINS AN ICON
PETER NDLOVU, the greatest Warrior of all-time, turned 46 yesterday, in the very month when, exactly 15 years ago, he became the first captain to lead the national football team to victory at the Nations Cup finals.
Women urged to participate in tourism
First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday encouraged women to actively participate in the tourism sector and help contribute to economic development.
Mass typhoid vaccinations begin
Zimbabwe became the first country in Africa to vaccinate against typhoid yesterday when it rolled out a campaign in nine typhoid hotspots in Harare.