adminThe beer gamble that is threatening Zanzibar’s economy
Prices of beer and other alcoholic beverages have continued to surge in Zanzibar amid limited supply, forcing those who imbibe to dig deeper into their pockets. But that situation could…
Youths want big role in economic growth
YOUNG people are determined to contribute more to the country’s economic development and have lobbied the Government and private sector to scale up support towards growing young businesses including a quota system that accommodates the youths in the awarding of big tenders.
Let us cherish, defend values enshrined in National Youth Day
Zimbabwe got independent in 1980 through the immense sacrifices by Mbuya Nehanda’s descendants against the minority rule of colonialists and imperialists.
Uganda signs US$400m deal for fertiliser plant
Uganda’s Energy Minister Ruth Nankabirwa on Thursday signed a joint development agreement with Industrial Promotion Services (IPS) and Westgass International for a green hydrogen fertiliser plant. The plant will be…
Jordna Zemura scores first Serie A goal
ZIMBABWE international defender, Jordan Zemura scored a brilliant goal from just inside the box as Udinese drew 1-1 at home to Cagliari in an Italian Serie A match yesterday.
Kadewere’s Nantes back in trouble
ZIMBABWE international striker, Tino Kadewere’s Nantes were thrust back into the French Ligue One relegation waters following a 0-2 loss at home to champions, PSG on Saturday night.
Matindife charms CAPS United fans
CAPS United flexed big brother status as they showed the ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League side, MWOS, how it’s done in a pre-season friendly match at Ngoni on Saturday.
TelOne optimistic Mutapa will transform operations
MUTAPA Investment Fund will help transform TelOne, which is urgently seeking US$250 million to position itself as a modern communications solutions provider, TelOne chief executive Mr Lawrence Nkala has said.
Diaspora returnee turns into champion farmer
FARMING in Mangwe in Matabeleland South can be difficult, but Mr Kuzolunga Ncube Mabuza, a champion farmer in the arid lands of Makorokoro area has on his return from South Africa become a pacesetter who seized the business opportunities under the Second Republic’s rural development and industrialisation drive.
Byo-Vic Falls Highway rehab set to resume
THE rehabilitation of the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway is expected to resume in the next two weeks as the Government commits to improving the country’s road infrastructure in response to concerns by the motoring public, a Cabinet Minister has said.