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TO achieve the ambitious goal of becoming an upper-middle-income country by 2030, Zimbabwe will need to sharply accelerate productivity growth and this will require concerted efforts from all sectors…
WestProp revenue surges 77pc to US$14m
Business Reporter WestProp Holdings revenue for the half-year period to June 30, 2024, grew by 77 percent to US$14 million in 2024 driven by strong performance across the group’s various…
Govt land tenure policy receives plaudits
Business Reporter A NEW policy on land tenure has sparked optimism about the potential avenues to address Zimbabwe’s longstanding land shortage through strategic partnerships between the Government and the private…
Runyararo: Haven of hope in face of climate change
Elliot Ziwira-Senior Writer Like polished onyx, 48 year-old Janet Tongogara’s eyes shine with deep-seated strength as she nurtures her thriving sugar bean crop, the sound of gushing water and the…
Pan-Africanism: Towards renaissance, closer cooperation
Gibson Nyikadzino-Zimpapers Politics Hub At the inaugural Africa Peace and Security Dialogue hosted by the Thabo Mbeki Foundation in South Africa early this week, President Mnangagwa’s speech read on his…
Depleted DeMbare play catch-up games
Curtworth Masango-Sports Reporter DYNAMOS are set to miss about eight players as they look to redeem themselves from the Derby disappointment with a string of rescheduled fixtures beginning this Sunday…
‘We prefer Russia as our new partner’
MOSCOW. – Burkina Faso’s Prime Minister, Mr Apollinaire Kyelem de Tambela, has cited dissatisfaction with previous partnerships with Western nations, including France, as justification for his country’s decision to strengthen…
Nadal calls time on epic tennis career
Rafael Nadal yesterday announced he will retire after the Davis Cup finals in November, ending a career which brought 22 Grand Slam titles, global respect and inspired epic, iconic rivalries…
Africa losing over US$300bn in illicit financial flows
Tax experts say a weakness in the definition of illicit financial flows is helping looters make away with money from Africa, weakening its growth. Now, they want that definition expanded…
Meat imports held up in SA as festive season nears
A year ago, scores of ships were lying at anchor off the coast of Durban, sometimes waiting weeks to be offloaded. This was because Transnet Ports was unable to handle…