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- June 27, 2024
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SA central bank urged to focus on slowing CPI to 4,5pc
South Africa’s central bank must restore faith in its ability to achieve its inflation target after struggling to slow consumer price growth to 4,5 percent for about three years, Governor…
adminVillage Business Units start spinning profits
Communities with Presidential boreholes, solar pumps, drip irrigation, greenhouses and the other extras are now earning profits from the village business units through commercial horticulture all year round.
RIDA to rehabilitate 1 300 boreholes in Mat South
THE Rural Infrastructure Development Agency (RIDA) is set to rehabilitate 1 300 boreholes in Matabeleland South as part of efforts to cushion villagers against the effects of the El Nino-induced drought.
Chevrons coach expected this weekend
NATIONAL men’s cricket team coach Justin Sammons is expected in the country this weekend as he is expected to commence his national team duties on Monday.
Cheetahs ready to roll
ZIMBABWE have become the first team to welcome South Africa back to the Rugby Africa Cup Sevens tournament with Cheetahs’ manager Tafadzwa Mhende saying that their mere presence gives the tournament credibility.
Beauty parlours put on notice
The Health Professions Authority of Zimbabwe (HPA) has issued a stern warning against the growing trend of beauty and wellness facilities offering medical procedures without proper licencing and oversight.
Govt works on provision of competence driven education
THE Government is working towards providing a competence-driven education for a socially and economically empowered society by 2030, said a representative from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary education Mrs Tracy Machemutsa, the Mutare District schools’ inspector.
Major smart energy solution for industries
LOCAL engineering company Power Giants Africa has partnered with GNEE China to build solar power stations and provide smart energy solutions that will mostly target rural areas and industries.
Media challenged to stick to evidence-based reporting
Media houses have been challenged to implement evidence-based reporting policies to amplify the magnitude and scale of issues affecting children, the UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe Dr Nic Alipui said.
SADC summit huge boost for tourism sector
ZIMBABWE’S tourism and hospitality sector is primed to benefit from the SADC Industrialisation Week and SADC Summit of Heads of State and Government to be held in Harare.