President delivers on Binga promise
Nqobile Tshili Bulawayo Bureau BINGA Polytechnic in Matabeleland North has opened for its first group of students with 45 locals enrolling at the new institution in line with President Mnangagwa’s…
US$30m kitty for industry, tourism
Michael Tome Business Reporter Companies in industry and commerce have received a short in the arm after the Government last week launched a US$30 million revolving fund facility to drive retooling…
Zanu-PF shows off democratic credentials
Harare Bureau THE Central Committee elections that were held over the weekend are a demonstration of Zanu-PF’s democratic credentials and organisational capacity that is structured to respond to people’s needs…
US$1bn steel project excites mining sector
Prosper Ndlovu, Business Editor THE establishment of a US$1 billion iron ore mining and value-addition industrial park in Manhize, Chirumanzu District, Midlands Province would impact positively the country’s extractive sector and…
The ability to see beyond the physical — Part 1
IN the church, there are people who are dying yet they are not supposed to die. We have people who lose things yet they are not supposed to lose them.…
Too little too late for DeMbare
Eddie Chikamhi, Harare Bureau Dynamos 1-0 Whawha IT’S a case of too little too late for Dynamos after the Harare giants beat relegation candidates Whawha at the National Sports Stadium…
Transnet declares force majeure on strikes
South Africa’s state-owned ports and freight rail operator declared force majeure after workers started a strike over wages, the third time Transnet has taken this drastic measure since July last…
Mourners die in head on collision
Fairness Moyana in HWANGE THREE people died while 14 others were injured when a bus collided with a haulage truck on Saturday night near Gwayi, in Matabeleland North. The bus…
Father, daughter killed in Ireland blast
Forward Nyanyiwa in IRELAND The Zimbabwean community in Ireland has been plunged into mourning following the death of a father and daughter in an explosion at a petrol station, police…
Editorial Comment: Heavy primary industry returning to Zimbabwe
THE creation and recreation of Zimbabwean primary and heavy industry is moving forward rapidly under the Second Republic with the largest single investment, the giant steel mills of the Dinson…











