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Inactive mining claims to be repossessed
The Government has threatened to withdraw and re-allocate coal mining claims that are not being developed as part of plans to transform coal mining into a US$1billion industry, a senior government official has said.
CSC installs $9m solar plant . . . Move to counter power cuts
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter COLD Storage Company (CSC)-Boustead Beef Zimbabwe wants to install modern technology, including a 3MW solar project at its Bulawayo headquarters before it resumes operations to address…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Government must put measures in place to stop extortionist businesses
Government has warned pharmacies that are overcharging or selling medicines in United States dollars that they risk losing their operating licences. Unscrupulous pharmacies are pegging their prices based on the…
Chief Justice Malaba rubbishes alleged interference . . . ‘Courts are independent’
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has never interfered with the operations of the Judiciary as it is an independent arm of the State whose decisions are not influenced by any…
Bosso struggle against Mushowani
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter Highlanders 0-0 Mushowani Stars HIGHLANDERS coach Mandla Mpofu professed ignorance over the three-game ultimatum given to him by the club, saying he will soldier on to turn…
Minister’s visit gives artistes hope
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent ARTISTES in Bulawayo say they are optimistic following the visit by Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation Kirsty Coventry to Bulawayo art centres. Last Friday, Minister…
Zesa targets high profile defaulters
Joseph Madzimure, Harare Bureau ZESA has embarked on a blitz to compel all high-profile people who owe it money in unpaid bills to pay up or face prosecution. So far, several high profile…
Milk output increases
Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Correspondent ZIMBABWE has increased its milk production by four million litres from last year despite the harsh climatic conditions, Midlands Dairy Farmers’ Association chairperson, Mr Douglas Msipa said.…
Mighty Warriors in no show
Ellina Mhlanga, Harare Bureau THE woes that have haunted women’s football in this country reached another level with the Mighty Warriors boycotting the second leg of the second round Olympic qualifiers…
Letters to the Editor . . . Fake solar products flood market
Sifelani Tsiko Fake solar inverters, bulbs and batteries have flooded the local market and an energy expert has warned that the country’s energy regulatory authority would soon embark on a…