Egypt embraces yuan to attract investment

CAIRO. — Egypt is set to allow Chinese firms to register and operate using the Chinese currency, the yuan — an important step to facilitate investment and enhance economic relations between the two countries, according to Egyptian economic experts.

‘Improved co-ordination, devolution projects key to unlocking Matabeleland South potential’

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] THE Minister of State for Matabeleland South Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Cde Albert Nguluvhe, says enhanced co-ordination and the acceleration of devolution projects are vital to unlocking…

New-look border turns new page for Zimra

THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has said the Beitbridge border modernisation has improved the quality of infrastructural facilities and efficiencies in the overall clearing processes at the SADC’s busiest inland port of entry.

Investment in oxygen facilities breathes new life into healthcare

We  publish here the 20th post-Cabinet media briefing presented by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere, in Harare yesterday.

Importance of revitalising the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show

AS the sun rises on the vibrant landscapes of Zimbabwe daily, anticipation is brewing for the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show — the premium event that embodies the heart and soul of the nation’s agricultural prowess in August every year.

Zim positions to export wheat

FOLLOWING a record-breaking winter cropping season that has seen the country exceed national targets and secure surplus stocks, the country is now eyeing foreign markets for wheat exports.

Heists…police unmask worrying trend…security firms under spotlight

NEARLY all cash heists across the country have been traced back to inside jobs, where employees, either knowingly or unknowingly, provide crucial information to criminals.

Trump imposes 30pc tariffs on all SA goods

President Donald Trump followed through on his April threats and hit South Africa with 30 percent tariffs “on any and all South African products sent into the United States” on…

Innings defeat exposes Zim test frailties

Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub IT was a brutal reality check for Zimbabwe’s Test aspirations. A ruthless South African side, missing seven regulars, needed just three days to complete a…

Namibia urged to cut power imports

WINDHOEK. —- Namibia must take bold, nationally coordinated steps toward building its own power generation infrastructure to reduce its long-standing dependence on electricity imports and ease rising energy costs, NamPower Managing Director Kahenge Haulofu said yesterday.

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