Funding gap frustrates IPPs
Most of the planned electricity generation projects by licensed Independent Power Producers (IPPs) are in limbo due to funding constraints as players fail to get suitors, it has been learnt.
GMB to get $60bn for grain purchase
Treasury will provide the $60 billion needed by the Grain Marketing Board (GMB)to buy the maize crop to be harvested shortly and will pay the $1,6 billion needed for storage and intake resources and infrastructure establishment and maintenance.
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Govt moves to stop January disease
GOVERNMENT’S efforts to save the national herd from theileriosis, commonly referred to as January disease, has resulted in a 47 percent decrease of cattle mortality during the last three months, The Manica Post has established.
Even in decline, Messi is still the best
Adam Bate in LONDON NINETY percent of climbers reach Everest base camp. Only the strong and the skilled make it to the summit of the world’s highest mountain. But, even…
Chief Charumbira lands top post
Chiefs Council president Chief Fortune Charumbira has been designated acting president of the Pan African Parliament with effect from March 1.
I lost an obedient child in Anne: father
Mr Charles Nhira has described her daughter as an obedient child.
High Court stands ground on Taj Abdul case
The High Court has refused to reverse its decision to grant bail to suspected robber gang leader Musa Taj-Abdul and two co-accused, saying it has no legal power to do that and being very critical of Prosecutor-General Mr Kumbirai Hodzi for following the wrong legal path.
Why West is changing narrative on Zim, SA
Lately, there has been rising positive publicity on Zimbabwe and rising negativity on South Africa by international and white media.
Sunday Mail Editor Ruzvidzo honoured
The Sunday Mail editor Victoria Ruzvidzo scooped the balanced coverage of women’s issues in the media award at the recently held Red Lipstick Annual Business Achievers Awards.
SADC ministers tackle Covid-19
TODAY three ministers from Zimbabwe join their counterparts in the region in a crucial indaba to be held virtually.