Technical implications of Zisco takeover

The takeover of the key components of Zisco by ZimCoke would have the following implications.

Letters to the Editor: Moral decadence among youth cause for concern

Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter A BULAWAYO woman who recently turned 100 years has bemoaned moral decay among youths, saying children should have self-respect and respect for elders for them to live…

Bulawayo Gallery repairs begin

Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent RENOVATIONS at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo have commenced after the institution secured nearly US$40 000 to repair damaged sections of the building. The gallery’s…

BCC needs US$700m for roads rehabilitation

Oliver Kazunga, Acting Business Editor BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) requires an estimated US$700 million to urgently rehabilitate 70 percent of its 2 389km road network, the Mayor Councillor Solomon Mguni has…

Battle of coaches . . . Highlanders, FC Platinum lock horns

Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter IT’S not often that focus is exclusively on coaches when the country’s big teams clash but the focus for the looming Castle Challenge Cup pitting Highlanders and…

I would print money again: Gono

FORMER Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Dr Gideon Gono says he would print money again if given the chance and faced with similar circumstances, arguing that while keeping the money printer busy precipitated runaway inflation and an economic tailspin, the decision averted more dire consequences.

Arcadia lithium passes Euro test

AFRICAN lithium developer, Prospect Resources, says a sample of its Arcadia mine premium grade lithium has passed the second qualification stage with one of the largest glass manufacturers in Europe.

F1 monitors fires before new season

Formula 1 says it is monitoring the Australian bushfire crisis before the start of the 2020 season in Melbourne on March 13-15.

Mhere appointed Hippo Valley CEO

South African sugar producer Tongaat Hulett’s local unit — Hippo Valley Estates Limited — has appointed Aiden Mhere as its chief executive officer with effect from December 1, 2019.

World Bank forecasts 2,7pc growth for Zim

Golden Sibanda, Harare Bureau The World Bank has forecast Zimbabwe’s economy to grow by 2,7 percent this year, a growth that almost tallies with Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s 2020 National Budget…

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