adminHwange expansion to add 600MW to grid next year
ENERGY and Power Development Minister, Zhemu Soda, has said the Hwange 7 and 8 expansion project is expected to come on-board by July and September 2022 respectively, adding 600MW into the national grid.
Covid-19 infections surge across Europe
THE HAGUE. – New COVID-19 infections are surging across most countries in Europe as the weather becomes colder, prompting concern that the continent has become an epicentre of the pandemic and posing questions on how to flatten the spike.
Mass burial for petrol blast victims
Some of those killed in Friday’s massive fuel tanker explosion in Sierra Leone are being buried in a mass ceremony shortly, officials say.
Jordan, Woods highest paid
Basketball and golf have next to nothing in common, however, retired basketball player Michael Jordan and golfer Tiger Woods do.
Pistorius parole process gets underway
South African Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius, in prison for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, may soon meet her parents as part of the process leading to parole being considered, officials say.
Arteta backs Aubameyang
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has insisted his captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will remain the club’s first-choice penalty taker despite missing his last two.
Nakamba’s sacked manager had big plans for Villa
Sacked Aston Villa manager Dean Smith believes he could have led the club to a top-10 Premier League finish had he remained in the job.
Mr Nash bounces back with message of hope
AFROJAZZ musician Mr Nash has stolen the limelight with his new extended play (EP) titled “Unosvika” which was released last Friday.
Business council fumes over SA power cuts
The Black Business Council (BBC) yesterday called for Eskom boss Andre de Ruyter and the parastatal’s directors to step down as load-shedding continues to leave SA in the dark.
Mandishe: From poet to gospel music star
Chiweshe-based gospel artiste Jameslay Mandishe has opened up on what drove him into gospel music after he started off as a poet whose poems were even aired on radio.