New ventures for US$12bn mining plan

President Emmerson Mnangagwa will preside over the commissioning of three mining projects – two in the chrome sector and one in coal and hydrocarbons – over the next two months, as Government steps up efforts to exponentially increase revenue generation from the sector to US$12 billion over the next four years.

VP Mohadi sees-off Russia bound students

Vice President Kembo Mohadi has bade farewell to 47 students destined for university studies in Russia, under the Russia Bilateral Scholarships Programme.

Addressing the students before their departure, VP Mohadi encouraged them to acquire relevant skills needed to develop Zimbabwe.

The Anti-Sanctions Declaration: Disentangling Neo-Colonial Political thought

Dr Obert Mpofu The burden of history Today the pan-African nationalist movement is bestowed with the mandate of tackling the ever-changing complexities and complexions of colonialism.  This comes against an…

The Anti-Sanctions Declaration: Disentangling Neo-Colonial Political thought

Dr Obert Mpofu The burden of history Today the pan-African nationalist movement is bestowed with the mandate of tackling the ever-changing complexities and complexions of colonialism.  This comes against an…

South-western suburbs’ water restored

HARARE’S south-western suburbs that include Glen View, Glen Norah and Budiriro, have been facing severe water shortages in the past weeks, owing to vandalism of one of the major water lines to the areas.

Banks finalise Command Agric support

A GROUP of local banks that partnered Government in extending financial packages to farmers this agricultural season, are understood to be finalising modalities for the support with indications the first tranche of funds could be released this week, The Sunday Mail has gathered.

Cash shops take city by storm . . . New breed of shops wields axe at retail giants . . . Chop commodity prices by almost 50 percent

Sinokuthaba Dube, Sunday News Reporter A new economy of small retail shops that sell goods in cash only has taken Bulawayo by storm with prices of most basic commodities selling at…

Cash shops take city by storm . . . New breed of shops wields axe at retail giants . . . Chop commodity prices by almost 50 percent

Sinokuthaba Dube, Sunday News Reporter A new economy of small retail shops that sell goods in cash only has taken Bulawayo by storm with prices of most basic commodities selling at…

From street kid to director

A sizeable number of Zimbabwe’s youth is either unemployed or unemployable and their numbers keep growing by the day.

Because of desperation, a lot of these youngsters, churned out by  thousands of  local colleges and universities, resort to drugs and alcohol.

14 655 graduates pass through Joshua Mqabuko Polytechnic

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent  THE Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development, Professor Amon Murwira, has said the new curriculum for higher and tertiary education is meant to…

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