adminEconomy registers three-year growth: Prof Ncube
THE country has experienced tremendous economic growth in the past three years despite the currency volatility it has experienced in the same period, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has said.
Blitz on sand poachers nets 40
The Environmental Management Agency (EMA), in collaboration with the police, have arrested 40 sand poachers, roadside sand vendors, and transporters in Harare, Ruwa, Chitungwiza, and Epworth.
Manager in court over ghost workers
A human resources manager with a Harare company Tinashe Madzima, who is accused of creating fictitious employee accounts to defraud three microfinance companies, appeared in court on Tuesday facing fraud charges.
Continental Phase platform to shine: Madure
AS the men’s junior handball team gears for the International Handball Federation Trophy Continental Phase tournament coach Tafadzwa Madure says this is an opportunity for the young players to showcase themselves.
Govt supports community-led wildlife conservation initiatives
Government has renewed its commitment to supporting communities towards effective wildlife conservation and promoting sustainable livelihoods.
Floods kill dozens in Spain
MADRID. – Torrential rains hit eastern Spain last night.
CoP 16: Zim moves to strengthen biodiversity access
Zimbabwe has always been proactive and will continue to ensure that its indigenous people and local communities benefit from the proceeds of biodiversity.
A tale of stark double standards in global politics
The recent uproar over alleged British interference in US elections has revealed stark double standard by the West.
86 solar-powered boreholes commissioned in Midlands
Some 86 solar-powered boreholes have been commissioned in Midlands rural areas in line with the Second Republic’s modernisation and industrialisation thrust for a borehole in every village and school.
Council hunts for finance director
Harare City Council is hunting for a new finance director after going for more than eight years without a substantive one due to bickering among councillors.