adminPrice hikes: Fresh attempt to paralyse economy
AS Zimbabwe inches towards this year’s harmonised elections, there are growing concerns that industry could be working with opposition political parties to undo the achievements of the Second Republic by orchestrating a general paralysis in the country through price hikes that bite the consumer hard.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Businesses play the fool at the auctions
President Mnangagwa was very concerned over the weekend about rising demand for foreign currency at the auctions when the Government was allowing local businesses to earn and keep far more foreign currency of their own, rather than having to go to the auctions and after yesterday’s bidding at the auctions will be even more concerned over just what local businesses are doing.
UB40 featuring Ali Campbell arrive today
British reggae group, UB40, is expected at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport this afternoon for their show tomorrow at Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare.
Watchdog proposes first global rules for cryptos
INternational securities watchdog IOSCO unveiled on Tuesday the first global approach to regulating cryptoasset and digital markets, drawing on lessons from last year’s collapse of the FTX exchange that fuelled…
US$12m equipment transforms health sector
Acting President Dr Constantino Chiwenga yesterday commissioned state-of-the-art medical equipment in Harare worth over US$12 million which is expected to transform the country’s health delivery system.
Brace up Zimbabweans, this too will pass
It is the eve of the country’s harmonised elections and independent surveys carried out have indicated a landslide victory for President Mnangagwa and Zanu PF.
Zanu-PF backs media rights
AHEAD of this year’s harmonised elections, the ruling Zanu PF has said it is committed to engaging, upholding and safeguarding the rights and needs of the media.
Sculpture competition extended by a month
Organisers of a sculpture competition at Chitungwiza Arts Centre (CAC) to mark the beginning of Harare Province’s Culture Month celebrations have given artists another month to polish up their work before final adjudication.
Motsepe’s Tyme Group weighs push into Vietnam
Tyme Group, a digital lender controlled by billionaire Patrice Motsepe, is considering entering Vietnam as early as next year in an ambitious expansion plan, months after securing almost US$78 million…
. . . Brito seeks first win over DeMbare
HIGHLANDERS Football Club coach Baltemar Brito put up a grin at yesterday’s press conference as he explained his hopes to guide his team to a victory within 90 minutes of play against their bitter football rivals Dynamos.