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UZ student turns indigenous oils research into thriving business
UZ student turns indigenous oils research into thriving business

Remember Deketeke A UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE (UZ) doctoral student is leveraging indigenous botanical research to run a thriving enterprise, empowering communities and advancing national development. Mrs Tendai Makore, who is…

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Pushing for deafblind inclusion as distinct disability
Pushing for deafblind inclusion as distinct disability

Disability Issues Dr Christine Peta THE 2018 Global Report on Persons with Deafblindness highlights a concerning reality. The issues faced by people with deafblindness have been largely ignored over the…

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Earth is trapping much more heat than climate models forecast
Earth is trapping much more heat than climate models forecast

Steven Sherwood, Benoit Meyssignac and Thorsten Mauritsen HOW do you measure climate change? One way is by recording temperatures in different places over a long period. While this works well,…

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Climate resilience initiative boosts farmers’ market access
Climate resilience initiative boosts farmers’ market access

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Matabeleland South Bureau  THE Government is working closely with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to capacitate smallholder farmers and unlock their value chain linkages to boost production…

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Zim accelerates road infrastructure overhaul
Zim accelerates road infrastructure overhaul

Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE’S ambitious road rehabilitation programme has gained momentum with the signing of a major concession agreement for the Harare-Nyamapanda corridor last week and the substantial progress…

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RBZ underscores role of SMEs in economy
RBZ underscores role of SMEs in economy

Nelson Gahadza SMALL and medium enterprises (SMEs) continue to anchor economic growth and employment creation, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) said, as it commended private sector initiatives that promote…

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How to start a small stockfeed company in Zim
How to start a small stockfeed company in Zim

IN Zimbabwe’s livestock-dependent agricultural economy, stockfeed is a lifeline. Yet the market remains underserved, particularly by small-scale producers. For entrepreneurs with modest capital and a sharp eye on demand, establishing…

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Soldier’s DRC experience. . . Surviving the defence of Ikela during the war
Soldier’s DRC experience. . . Surviving the defence of Ikela during the war

Ikela’s strategic location in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) made it a key point of contention during that country’s war. It served as a vital stronghold, particularly for Zimbabwean…

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Where roses reign and greenery glows
Where roses reign and greenery glows

Andrew Mangwarara IT was a great pleasure to visit both the farm and residence of Yakub Mahomed, chairman of Luxaflor Roses (Pvt) Ltd. His company specialises in growing quality roses…

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Primary education system could face literacy crisis
Primary education system could face literacy crisis

Muchaneta Chimuka A QUARTER of the country’s Grade Three learners cannot read and write proficiently, highlighting a critical literacy crisis facing the country’s primary education system, Primary and Secondary Education…

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