Illegal miners invade Eldorado Mine

TWO of the 16 illegal gold miners who pounced on Eldorado Gold Mine on the outskirts of Chinhoyi last Friday morning have been arrested.

A journey back to the Devil’s Field, 24 years later

THEY all came flooding back – the memories of Accra, the threat of deportation, being dragged to a radio station, to try and force me into an apology, which I flatly rejected.

Exchange rate slightly moves

The official auction rate moved to $84,1197 to the US dollar yesterday, drifting 0,16 percent or around 13 Zimbabwe cents since last week with US$35,56 million allocated in total on the main and SME auctions.

Zim, Pakistan deepen ties

ZIMBABWE and Pakistan are committed to intensifying cooperation in sport and culture as they continue to strengthen their existing bilateral relations.

PPPs: Quicker way out

Public Private Partnerships (PPPs), which the Government is pursuing through the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA), are one of the quicker ways that can result in increased investments in infrastructure development.

Hi-tech revolution to change face of education

The Second Republic scored a first of its kind in schools infrastructural development, with construction of 17 state-of-the-art primary and secondary schools countrywide. 

Cabinet gives VID greenlight to resume operations

Cabinet received an update on the Covid-19 outbreak from the Minister of Defence and War Veterans Affairs, as chairperson of the Ad Hoc Inter-Ministerial Task Force on the Covid-19 outbreak.

More boarding schools on cards

Government will start constructing new secondary boarding schools this year following steep demand for places, with the initial phase seeing every district getting at least one of the earmarked 72 schools. 

Long live Magufuli’s legacy

With barely five years in office, the late Tanzanian leader Dr John Pombe Magufuli had not only endeared himself with his citizens, but managed to transform the geo-political narrative of the continent with unwavering stance that frowned the political, social and economic hegemony by Western capitals.

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