adminGweru sites economic zone
The Gweru City Council has identified a site to establish a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the high density suburb of Mkoba where it plans to construct both heavy and light industries.
IPEC warns of bogus insurance firms
The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has warned the public against buying insurance policies from unregistered firms.
Govt prioritises revival of irrigation schemes
Revival of irrigation schemes across the country is one of Government’s priorities to ensure food sufficiency, Minister of State in the Office of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, Dr Evelyn Ndlovu, has said.
New car assembler
Mureza Auto Company has announced its intention to assemble and distribute Iranian developed vehicles locally, in partnership with Willowvale Motor Industries.
Rugby World Cup expected to boost stocks
The Rugby World Cup started in Tokyo last Friday. Here’s a look at Japanese companies in the media, transportation and consumer sectors that analysts expect to cash in.
Young farmers hail ‘flexible’ loan facility
YOUTHS in three districts of Manicaland last week received loans and farming inputs from Diocese of Mutare Community Care Programme (DOMCCP), in a move expected to enhance their economic participation.
Taderera dazzles on Warriors debut
PROBABLY the sizeable crowd at the National Sports Stadium yesterday never cared who he was when introduced to replace a slackening Never Tigere midway through the second stanza of this CHAN football qualifier against Lesotho until he conjured up pure magic.
Chapungu appoint new coach
FORMER Black Rhinos Queens coach Thomas Chinyan’anya has been appointed as Chapungu head coach following the departure of gaffer Rodwell Dhlakama.
SRC to meet ZINA
THE Sports and Recreation Commission have indicated that they are going to meet the Zimbabwe Netball Association executive to further probe the concerns that were raised by the local netball stakeholders.
340 schools to benefit from WASH
ABOUT 340 schools from 15 districts across the country are expected to benefit from one of Germany’s biggest private organisations for development and humanitarian aid, the Welthungerlife-funded Water Sanitation and Hygienic programme.