adminCabinet deliberations centre on deadly cyclone
President Mnangagwa yesterday ensured that the Cabinet meeting he chaired placed its primary focus on the Cyclone Idai disaster which left 104 people dead, while businesses, homes and schools were destroyed.
2019 tobacco auctions start today
The 2019 tobacco marketing starts today with farmers upbeat about a fruitful and organised season.
VP Mohadi challenges DTZ board
Vice President Kembo Mohadi has said management of Development Trust of Zimbabwe (DTZ) entities needs to be enhanced to increase financial returns.
TelOne, NetOne to be privatised
Government has intensified efforts to partially privatise telecommunication companies Telone and NetOne and is offering the two entities to potential investors as a joint package.
Women groups hail First Lady
Women groups from around the world yesterday applauded First Lady Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa’s Angel of Hope Foundation for the various initiatives it is carrying out in uplifting women in Zimbabwe.
Zesa gets new board
ENERGY and Power Development Minister Dr Joram Gumbo yesterday announced a new seven-member ZESA board, and directed the members to superintend over the rebundling of the power utility, fight corruption and ensure a steady power supply.
‘Big guns’ vie for ZACC posts
High-profile figures are among the list of 133 people who have been nominated for interviews to become commissioners of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC).
Indian giant eyes Zim bus plant
INDIAN investors yesterday swarmed Industry and Commerce Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu, expressing their interest to do business in Zimbabwe, with one of the leading vehicle manufacturing companies, Ashok Leyland, revealing its plans to set up a bus assembly unit in the country.
The Assassin is here
WARRIORS captain Knowledge Musona feels he is in fine shape to lead his country’s final bid to book a place at the 2019 AFCON finals in their make-or-break showdown against Congo-Brazzaville on Sunday.
Editorial Comment – Cyclone Idai: We are in this together
The impact of the trail of death and destruction left by Tropical Cyclone Idai in Manicaland, Masvingo and Mashonaland East provinces will be felt for years to come. The cyclone has also killed hundreds and destroyed infrastructure in Mozambique and Malawi.