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.

Agents jet in for feel of Kariba

Agents jet in for feel of Kariba

Eswatini denies reports kingdom facing shortage of men

JOY ONLINE – The Kingdom of Eswatini has denied reports that it was offering nationality to citizens from southern Africa to fill up for shortage of men in the country.…

Activist fights for orphans with HIV/AIDS

Latwell Nyangu Children who are infected with HIV/AIDS and whose parents died of the virus need support and care, an official has said.

Man (50) nabbed for indecently assaulting girl (4)

Mashudu Mambo IN a disturbing act of child sexual abuse, a 50-year-old man from Bulawayo has been arrested for allegedly indecently assaulting his neighbour’s four-year-old daughter before he unashamedly complimented…

Hunting trophy ban unjust to local communities in Southern Africa

Sifelani Tsiko in Maun, Botswana Europe’s plans to ban the importation of trophy hunting products are unjust and pose a huge threat to conservation that centres on the people in…

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