adminLecturers expected to go for industrial attachment
LECTURERS at tertiary institutions are now expected to go for industrial attachment to enable them to troubleshoot what is obtaining in industry and produce quality graduates, with the University of Zimbabwe already implementing the programme.
Zimdollar sales 32pc of Schweppes Zim sales
LEADING beverages maker, Schweppes Zimbabwe, says the bulk of its sales are now executed in US dollars while the company has stopped extending Zimbabwe dollar credit because of currency volatility.
Crude soya oil imports fall 55pc
THE Government’s import substitution drive continues to gain traction with crude and refined soya bean oil imports set to drop by 55 percent from US$290 million in 2022 to US$130 million this year.
Rufaro misses Derby target
RUFARO stadium will not be able to host the Harare Derby between Dynamos and CAPS United on Sunday after the renovations currently taking place at the venue failed to meet the deadlines.
Ten Hag has chance of ‘glorious conclusion’ to first season
LONDON. — Manchester United’s season may have had its dark moments but can still end as a highly successful campaign of transition for manager Erik ten Hag after they reached the FA Cup final with victory over Brighton on Sunday.
First Lady calls for deeper understanding of African culture . . . tours Museum of African Liberation, heritage village
ZIMBABWEANS from all walks of life, especially school children, must take advantage of the Museum of African Liberation which is under construction in Harare, to get a deeper understanding of the country’s history and appreciate its food and culture and that of other African nations, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has said.
Inaugural diaspora Indaba set for ZITF
S0STHE Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade will tomorrow host the inaugural Diaspora Investment Conference on the sidelines of the ongoing Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF 25-29 Mach, 2023) in Bulawayo.
US$1,5million fraudster arrested at court
Suspected fraudster James Landon who allegedly sent threatening messages to a complainant in a matter he is accused of fraud involving US$1,5 million was today arrested at the Harare magistrate Court following a warrant of arrest issued against him on April 17.
Twitter’s blue ticks mysteriously return
Confusion surrounding Twitter deepened over the weekend after a number of high-profile accounts saw their prized blue check-marks reinstated — even though some of their owners have been dead for years.
‘Africa Summit affirms our policies’
INFORMATION, Communication Technologies, Postal and Couriers Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere has said the sixth edition of the Transform Africa Summit (TAS), which begins tomorrow in Victoria Falls, affirms the confidence in the Second Republic’s policies and contribution to the Africa Union agenda.