Solar power boosts Zim’s energy grid by 65MW

Rutendo Nyeve-Victoria Falls Bureau SOLAR-POWERED households and businesses have contributed more than 60 megawatts to Zimbabwe’s national grid through net metering, becoming a key factor in the country’s pursuit of…

Gold producers deliver 8 tonnes in first quarter

Farirai Machivenyika-Senior Reporter GOLD producers delivered over eight tonnes of the yellow metal in the first quarter of this year, with Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando optimistic the…

Woman killed in axe attack at Warsaw University

A woman has been killed in an axe attack at the University of Warsaw in Poland, police said. The university said she was a staff member and had come under…

SA journalist’s decomposing body found

The bodies of a journalist and his partner have been found in South Africa in an advanced stage of decomposition, more than two months after they went missing, local media…

REW TO FACE ZIM IN TEST

LONDON. —Somerset’s James Rew has earned a maiden England Test call-up after Jordan Cox was ruled out of this month’s one-off match against Zimbabwe.

Russia-US trade poised for steady growth

Russia and the US posted a 50 percent month-over-month uptick in bilateral trade in March, RIA Novosti reported on Thursday, citing customs data. The surge was reportedly driven by a…

Company directors arrested in Mbare Biogas tender

SYNLAK (Private) Limited directors Vusumuzi James Mpofu and Nobukhosi Mpofu have been arrested on allegations of defrauding the City of Harare of US$415 000, which had been channelled towards the Mbare biogas project sometime in 2015.

Hollick out to defend FBC Zim Open

Takudzwa Chitsiga Zimpapers Sports Hub THE most prestigious golfing event in Zimbabwe — the R2 million FBC Zimbabwe Open — tees off this morning at the lush Royal Harare greens…

Economic diplomacy generates significant feedback

Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub ZIMBABWE, since the advent of the Second Republic on November 24, 2017, has been carefully carving its way back into the family of nations after…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Councils should exceed minimum standards

BY custom, law and even the present Government devolution policies, a lot of the nitty-gritty of local administration is done by local authorities in urban and rural areas. The idea…

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