adminPhakamile to lead World Athletics Level One coaching course
Ellina Mhlanga Senior Sports Reporter NATIONAL Athletics Association of Zimbabwe director of coaching, talent identification and development Lisimati Phakamile is expected to facilitate the World Athletics Level One coaching course…
Gems eyeing third win at Word Cup qualifiers
Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE will be hoping to continue with their winning ways this afternoon when they face Tanzania at the ongoing Netball World Cup qualifiers in Pretoria, South Africa. The…
NAMA calls for 21st edition entries
Arts Reporter The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) has advised all production houses, studios, stables, galleries, organizations, associations, groups, artists, monitors and all other stakeholders in the Cultural and…
Nation on alert for measles outbreak
Cabinet received an update on the Country’s Response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and a report on the procurement and roll-out of vaccines, as presented by the Chairman of the National Covid-19 Inter-Ministerial Committee, Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care, Honourable General (Rtd) Dr CGDN Chiwenga.
Treasury turns screws on errant Govt departments
ALL ministries, Government departments and agencies have been given up to September 2 to submit due diligence reports on all contracts that were submitted as of July 31 but whose payments were suspended after it had been noted that the pricing models were based on parallel market rates.
Zim in 500MW power generation agreement
Building of large 500MW solar stations will now be moving forward as the Government is already negotiating a framework agreement with a major solar company based in the United Arab Emirates, Skypower Global (CAYMAN), with Cabinet yesterday approving the framework and pushing for the conclusion.
Presidential Poultry Scheme earns farmers rich pickings
THE Presidential Rural Poultry Scheme is already showing signs of its economic potency along the value chain with some poultry producers now reaping profits from supplying eggs and chicks.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Convert raw materials into finished products
The need to continue rebuilding primary industry and expanding secondary industry has come up in some statistics published recently on cotton and tobacco.
Schools vaccination mop up underway
The many secondary schools in Harare Metropolitan, Midlands and Manicaland with Covid-19 vaccination rates below 70 percent will see a special effort next month to boost coverage and help ensure the safety and health of pupils and teachers.
Unclaimed pension benefits near $3bn, but declining: Ipec
Business Reporter The Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) says it will continue to enforce compliance with regulations to ensure that unclaimed benefits, which have grown to nearly $3 billion, maintain…