adminSwimmers satisfied with HAS swimming gala
HARARE Amateur Swimming concluded the first weekend of its Senior Championships on Sunday, with most swimmers expressing satisfaction with their performances in their respective events.
Resumption of Kadoma-Sanyati Road upgrade lauded
Motorists and local residents have welcomed the ongoing upgrade of the Kadoma-Sanyati Road, which connects the southern part of Mashonaland West with Gokwe North District in the Midlands Province.
Collective effort on renewable energy
The business community has been urged to invest in solar energy and use net metering to sell excess power into the national grid, thus reducing its dependence on Zesa. This is critical in the face of climate-driven load shedding and sales will cover some of the costs of solar investment.
Zim’s path to debt resolution, economic growth
Recent developments in the high-level structured dialogue on arrears clearance and debt resolution signal Zimbabwe’s renewed commitment to fiscal responsibility and international cooperation.
Govt intensifies crackdown on smuggled goods
GOVERNMENT has intensified efforts to combat smuggling and trade in counterfeit products that threaten public health and the economy, a Cabinet Minister has said.
Partnership to upgrade Forbes border post approved
Cabinet received and noted an update on the 2023/24 summer crops marketing, food security outlook to March 2025, 2024 winter crops production, and the 2024/2025 summer season plan, which was presented by the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, Honourable Dr AJ Masuka.
Pakistan ease to victory, level series
PAKISTAN put Zimbabwe to the sword in the second One Day International cricket match with a convincing 10-wicket win at Queens Sports Club yesterday.
Cement plant commissioning set for January
New cement company Huaxin Zimbabwe (Pvt) Limited is expected to start cement production at its plant in Mount Hampden at the end of the year.
Another new clinic opened in Shurugwi
Gamwa Clinic in Ward 6, Shurugwi District, built by the local council with devolution funds from central Government, has been commissioned bringing essential health services closer to 1 300 households.
Gweru registers decline in HIV Infections
Gweru District has seen a notable decrease in HIV infections, with the incidence rate dropping from 0.26 percent last year to 0.21 percent this year, according to the National AIDS Council (NAC).