adminGovt to ramp up fertiliser production
In light of ongoing instability in Eastern Europe, which has affected exports of a number of key commodities, the Government is looking at ramping up production of fertilisers, Industry, and Commerce Minister Dr Sekai Nzenza said yesterday.
Swiss-Zimb Business Chamber appoints 5 new board members
The Swiss-Zimbimbabwe Business Chamber has appointed five new board members to steer the organisation’s operations aimed at promoting trade, business and economic cooperation between the European nation and Zimbabwe.
Investigations into plane crash continue
INVESTIGATIONS into the plane crash in which a member of a South African civilian acrobatic air display team died at Charles Prince Airport in Harare on Tuesday, continue as the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe and other investigators join hands to get to the bottom of the incident, police confirmed yesterday.
‘Take Money’ set for biggest pay cheque
WORLD Boxing Council (WBC) interim super-bantamweight champion Kudakwashe “Take Money” Chiwandire is set to pocket the biggest pay cheque of her career when she faces Mexican Zulina Munoz (58-W52; KO30-L4-D2) in a mandatory defence contest at the Harare International Conference Centre on August 20.
Zim, Russia deepen bilateral, trade relations
ZIMBABWE and Russia have committed to deepen and expand bilateral relations that exist between the two countries.
First Lady considers setting up regional cultural exchange programme
FIRST LADY Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa intends to go regional through establishing a cultural exchange programme, complete with festivals and intensive training programmes for youths in the SADC region to bolster family ties and build rock solid and long-lasting relationships.
Parent club restrictions take lustre off Manicaland Derby
THE Castle Lager Premiership football’s first ever Manicaland derby pitting Manica Diamonds and Tenax CS FC will be played without aspiring Golden Boot winner Nyasha Chintuli and striking partner Farai Mugumwa owing to parent club restrictions.
Milestone as Beitbridge’s new bus terminal opens
A NEW bus terminal that was constructed at the Beitbridge border post under the ongoing US$300 million modernisation programme opened to traffic yesterday.
South African markets seen fading after strong May rally
South Africa’s rand and bonds gained in May — but there are signs that the picture is about to darken. Large bond outflows and waning demand for the debt from…
Music strategy launched
Zimbabwe has a relatively high number of internationally recognised musicians and individual song titles garnering more than 5 million views on YouTube.