adminDo we learn from failed projects?
STATISTICS carried out around the globe show that projects fail more often than they succeed. Studies by the Standish
US$100m for projects
By Fanuel Kangondo
The Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe has invested over US$100 million in housing, energy and transport sector
Turnall water pipes safe: SAZ
By Golden Sibanda
THE Standards Association of Zimbabwe and the Institute of Mining Research have endorsed as “safe and similar to those
Govt seeks ouster of Hwange directors
GOVERNMENT – the major shareholder in Hwange Colliery Company – wants to remove three non-executive directors from
Women power . . . Does it affect African leadership?
This is Part 1 of the cover story of the July 2011, New African edition. “Behind every successful man is a woman” goes the
Chavez returns to Venezuela
CARACAS.
Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez made a surprise homecoming from Cuba yesterday and declared himself “fine” despite
Otto Habsburg dies
VIENNA.
Otto Habsburg, the eldest son of Austria’s last emperor who became a champion of Europe’s enlargement, died yesterday in
Extreme weather not caused by global warming: Expert
CANBERRA.
The remarkable weather extremes of the past decade were not directly caused by global warming, President of the Australian
Nato defends Libya bombing
SOCHI.
NATO’s chief defended the alliance’s Libya operation yesterday during a visit to Russia, which has accused the Western
Rwandan refugees adamant to return home
From John Manzongo recently in CHIPINGE
Rwandan refugees resident in Zimbabwe have been urged to consider voluntary repatriation to their home country.