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Agilitee Africa, the holding company of Agilitee Zimbabwe has launched the continent’s first self-charging electric car, the cheapest electric car in the world.
Illegal land sales cost villagers key infrastructure
In the past decade, 60-year-old James Jena, of Jena village in rural Seke district outside the dormitory town of Chitungwiza, some 35 km north of the capital Harare, has seen an urban set-up sprawl through illegal land sales by traditional leaders and their subjects.
Muzarabani bridge to ease trade with Mozambique
The Government has mobilised material for the construction of Nzoubvunda bridge in Muzarabani to ensure easy passage of traders to and from Mozambique and accessibility of the whole district.
Deregistered lawyer’s fate sealed
Deregistered Harare lawyer, Moses Shingiriro Chinyenze’s fate was sealed after the Supreme Court threw out his appeal to quash his conviction for abuse of trust funds.
Treasury releases $500m for cotton payments
Cottco is processing payments to farmers for last season’s deliveries following the release of $500 million by Treasury last week.
Tongaat applies for 99-year lease
Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe has formally applied for a 99-year lease from the Government for its properties in the Lowveld as the company continues to show its long term commitment to Zimbabwe.
Plan to eliminate produce middlemen
With middlemen dominating produce trade between communal farmers and their customers and taking the profit, a plan to establish sustainable marketing of these commodities with closer producer-customer links has been started by Government to boost production and improve farmer livelihoods.
Dealing with breach of contract
In The Herald of 3 February, 2022 I wrote an article titled “Guarding against breach of contract”. I received numerous inquiries thereafter with some readers requesting me to address how to deal with breach when it has occurred, which I hereby do.
Tourism sector applauds 100pc forex retention
PLAYERS in the tourism sector have applauded the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) for granting them a 100 percent foreign currency retention, saying the bold move would assist the sector to recapitalise and enhance recovery from the adverse effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.