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- November 9, 2022
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VFEX continues to attract more firms
Enacy Mapakame The month of October has seen the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX), attract attention as more big companies have announced intentions to migrate from the main bourse to…
World’s largest polluters are ‘criminals’
SHARM EL-SHEIKH. – The Namibian President, Hage Geingob has accused wealthy nations of not being honest when talking about the fight against climate change. Speaking to reporters at a side…
Zim attracts more investors in energy
Africa Moyo in SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt ZESA Holdings has received applications of a combined 2 300MW of electricity from domestic and commercial consumers who require power in the next three…
ZimTrade trains women, youths on cracking export business
Enacy Mapakame Business Reporter Women, youth-led businesses and smallholder farmers in Mutoko have been trained by ZimTrade on international marketing, branding and competitiveness to equip them with the requisite skills to…
DeMbare target Donovan
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter DYNAMOS have lost much more than just their usual glamour. They have missed out on a hefty US$150 000 payout from their anchor sponsors Sakunda Holdings.…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Election observers must look, but not play
Near the middle of next year Zimbabwe will hold its five-yearly Presidential, Parliamentary and local government harmonised elections, and already it is becoming apparent that while many are genuinely supporting…
NSSA officer faces $34m corruption allegations
Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter NATIONAL Social Security Authority (NSSA) assistant accountant, Erasmus Mavondo, appeared in court yesterday on allegations of corruptly awarding the general manager a personal loan to…
UN chief urges unity, action to tackle global climate crisis
SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt. – This year’s COP27, convened after a year under the shadow of climate disasters and an energy crisis, appeared to have made some breakthrough to include loss…
Tanzania’s US$18bn energy plan
Tanzania’s President Samia Hassan will present an US$18 billion plan to build renewable power generation in southern Africa at talks in Egypt as leaders from the continent seek to increase…