adminDiamond crisis to persist
The glut that’s depressing the diamond market will last another year, according to industry consultant Bain & Co.
Time to invest in smart agriculture
The area available for agriculture in the country is continuing to decrease.
Invest more in castor bean production, farmers urged
Farmers have been urged to invest more in castor bean production as it can boost the economic fortunes of the country through biodiesel production.
There’s more to empowering women than mere rhetoric
The gender discourse has remained contentious in many spaces and forums for over 100 years.
Mastering knowledge value chain
Due to continuous dependence on imported Western knowledge, most African countries have not invested in understanding their own local knowledge systems.
(Looking Back) – Zimbabwe praised for prison term reforms
PRISON Fellowship International (PFI) has commended the Zimbabwean Government for adopting the community service system as an alternative to jail sentences for minor offenders.
No new office bearers, says SK
The 18th Zanu-PF National People’s Conference to be opened by President Mnangagwa at Goromonzi High School tomorrow is not going to be elective, but will be a defining meeting to set the country on a robust path for accelerated economic growth.
Boost for Airzim revival efforts
Air Zimbabwe (Airzim)’s revival efforts have received a boost after Government indicated that two of the four Boeing 777-200 ER planes bought from Malaysia will be in the country by month-end.
Rains boost for early growers
Rains have rescued farmers who planted early without supplementary irrigation and have allowed others to move quickly into the fields to plant.
Ex-minister wants 109 families evicted
Former Cabinet minister Nyasha Chikwinya is trying to evict 109 families settled on a 150-hectare piece of land at Glen Forest Farm in Harare after she gave up her offer letter for the land upon receiving a new piece as compensation.