‘THESE DOCTORATES ARE NOT QUALIFICATIONS BUT AWARDS’
THE International Institute of Philanthropy (IIP) have said their honorary doctorates are not a qualification but a reward for people who have distinguished themselves in society.
Platinum exploration results excite Bravura
Bravura Holdings has completed exploration work for its platinum project in Selous and is now conducting feasibility studies before actual mining and processing plant construction.
Redwing resumes mining operations
Operations at the Redwing Mine have resumed, two months after a cave-in at the gold producer trapped 15 miners in early January.
Kenya licenses 19 more digital money lenders
The number of firms allowed to offer digital credit services to Kenyans has risen to 51 after the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) licenced 19 more firms, intensifying competition in the lucrative industry.
Tobacco exports for two months jump 106pc
Zimbabwe’s tobacco exports jumped significantly in the first two months of 2024, according to data released by the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB).
IMF backs Uganda’s growth agenda
Uganda is set to receive a fresh loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Bitcoin hits record US$71k as demand frenzy intensifies
LONDON. — Bitcoin hit a record high yesterday above US$71 000, as the surge in the biggest cryptocurrency showed no signs of slowing down.
Nigeria opens export doors to region
Nigeria would begin selling some of its products to some of the regional markets with which it has had relatively loose economic ties. The West African country has officially green-lit the sale of locally produced goods to South Africa, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Kenya.
Bitumen World, Doves Holdings show interest in expanding Marondera water treatment plant
Bitumen World (Pvt) Ltd and Doves Holdings are reported to have shown keen interest in investing in the expansion of Marondera Municipality’s water and sewer treatment plants.
2nd Africa’s Protected Area Director’s conference ends on a high note
THE second African Protected Areas and Conservation Conference (APAD) held in Victoria Falls ended yesterday on a high note highlighting the pivotal role of Protected and Conserved Areas (PCAs) in fostering sustainable development across Africa.









