Zanu PF targets 65 percent vote
ZANU PF is confident of garnering at least 65 percent of the vote and securing a landslide victory in the 2023 harmonised elections, a senior party official has said.
It’s a whole new world for learners
FOR the first time in six months, public schools flung open their gates last week as both teacher and pupil sought a restart in a Covid-19-inspired strange new world.
New era for Zim cricket
INTERNATIONAL sport returns to Zimbabwe when the Chevrons travel to Pakistan for a limited-overs cricket series later this month.
ZSE gains 17pc in September
Investors on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) made a killing after they amassed a cumulative $30 billion in September in gains that market watchers say are a sign of confidence in the market.
Devolution gets impetus
“TODAY we know that centralisation and big bureaucracies have not, as promised, been the answer for promoting better opportunities for society,” former Mexican president, Carlos Salinas de Gortari, once said.
My maid invests in the stock market . . . and why you should, too
The above is the title of Philippines’ best-selling author Bo Sanchez’s book on stock market investments.
Second term fees scrapped • Govt recruits 6 000 teachers • Crash programme for learners
Government has scrapped Second Term school fees, while 6 000 teachers are being recruited ahead of the phased reopening of schools starting tomorrow.
More elephant deaths recorded in Victoria Falls
TWO more elephants were found dead in Victoria Falls last Friday, bringing to 27 the number of jumbo deaths in Zimbabwe in the last two months.
Invictus eyes SA gas market
Invictus Energy, the Australia Stock Exchange (ASX)-listed firm exploring for oil and gas in Muzarabani, Mashonaland Central, believes that South Africa can be a key market for its supplies if it discovers commercially viable oil and gas.
From TSP to NDS, Zim enters growth mode
AS the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) comes to the end of its lifespan in December this year, authorities have started preparing ahead of time by crafting the National Development Strategy (NDS) as the successor policy.











