adminHarare launches 9th phase of 100-day plan
Harare City Council has launched its ninth phase of the Rapid Results Initiative under the 100-Day Cycle, as it seeks to speed up the implementation of various projects including water provision, revenue collection and regularisation of illegal settlements that have sprouted across the city.
Collen Bawn solar project gets investor
Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) Zimbabwe has secured an investor to build and operate a 32MW solar power plant in Collen Bawn, Matabeleland South.
Beitbridge East roads in bad state
The poor state of major roads in Beitbridge East is adversely affecting the introduction of public transport resulting in communities relying on private motorists.
Declaration to help protect two dams
The Environment Management Agency (EMA) plans to declare Lake Chivero and Darwendale Dam, and their respective catchments, as ecologically sensitive areas in line with the need to uphold environmental rights as enshrined in the Constitution.
Explore foreign markets, farmers urged
Farmers have been encouraged to venture into horticulture and explore regional and international markets to improve Zimbabwe’s foreign currency earnings.
The fall of Engel, the author of Zim’s misery
The United States holds its elections this year amid indications that identity politics, boosted by the Black Lives Matter movement, is shaping the voting behaviour of mostly the African-American electorate.
Border jumpers arrested
Police have since May arrested 319 people countrywide for border jumping and smuggling.
Mlauzi challenges Sport Ministry
HAVING been involved in women’s football as a coach and witnessing some of the challenges female athletes face, including lack of support, former Mighty Warriors coach Shadreck Mlauzi believes there is more those in charge of sport can do to create a level playing field.
Eat n Lick targets regional expansion
Quick service restaurant firm, Eat n Lick, says it is geared for regional expansion as it spreads its footprint and boost its foreign currency generation, a senior official has said.