Mining: Zimbabwe’s slow but sure industry
SINCE Independence, the Ministry of Mines has made a careful study of the industry, directed at the identification of areas in which changes can be made to the benefit of Zimbabwe.
Elderly couple killed over witchcraft allegations
POLICE have launched a manhunt for a man who allegedly killed a Mhondoro couple after accusing them of witchcraft. The incident occurred last week in Mhondoro, under Chief Chivero.
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Stakeholders target 60pc increase in tobacco production
Zimbabwe’s 2021 tobacco selling season officially opened on Wednesday, with Government setting an ambitious target of increasing production to 300 million kilogrammes, indicating an average 60 percent increase in production compared to prior years.
Mount, Mbappe shine on big night
LONDON. — Mason Mount became Chelsea’s youngest ever goalscorer in a Champions League knock-out match as he opened the scoring in the Blues 2-0 win over Porto in their quarter-final match in Spain on Wednesday night.
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Call to come up with new tobacco curing fuel
Players in the tobacco industry say there is need to urgently explore alternative curing fuel, warning the tobacco cured using unsustainable sources may not be accepted by key customers.
Haruzivishe represents everything wrong about opposition politics
A young member of the MDC formation led by Nelson Chamisa, Makomborero Haruzivishe, was sentenced to 14 months in prison by the Harare Magistrates Court this week for inciting public violence.
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Leather sector revival to pull investments
ALTHOUGH Zimbabwe is famed for quality livestock production, the sector has in recent years faced numerous challenges, which have weakened output capacity and frustrated value chain gains.
Zifa back Loga for World Cup matches
ZIFA board member, Bryton Malandule, says Croatian coach Zdravko Logarusic needs to be given more time in charge of the Warriors.
Hunt for missing national continues in Mozambique
EFFORTS are underway in the troubled Mozambican region of Cabo Delgado to establish the whereabouts of a Zimbabwean who went missing in the town of Palma following terrorist attacks last month.
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IMF revises SA growth outlook upward
The IMF has revised the growth outlook for South Africa from 2,8percent to 3,1 percent.