Like everywhere else, development and reform are a painful process
AROUND the world, the Chinese are known for their ant-like industry, which has helped them build an enviable highly developed modern state. Typically, they have become popular for executing major…
United States dollar pay rise for civil servants
…local currency component indexed to exchange rate Theseus Shambare PUBLIC sector workers have started receiving an improved United States dollar salary, while the local currency portion of their pay has…
Democracy is clearly a huge scam
THE gates of hell have been swung open in Haiti — a country that is part of a scattering of islands in the Caribbean — and the devil and his acolytes…
Gold price resilience to buffer declining mineral revenue
Nelson Gahadza The resilience of gold prices is expected to minimise the drop in mineral revenue as prices of platinum group metals (PGMs), nickel and lithium continue to decline. The…
Zimbabwean caged for 226 years
CRIMINALS do not come as prolific as one Leonard Lemmy Chauke, a Zimbabwean who is based in South Africa. At just the age of 34, he has a rap sheet…
Exports record impressive start in 2024
Allan Majuru TRADE FOCUS Zimbabwe’s economic revival continues, as export figures are showing significant progress in the first three months of the year. President Mnangagwa’s multi-pronged approach is premised on…
Government puts land barons on notice
Bulawayo Bureau THE Deputy Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Dr Omphile Marupi, has issued a stern warning to individuals who are corruptly parcelling out State land, saying the…
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe gold reserves rise to 1,2 tonnes
Debra Matabvu THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has stockpiled over 1,2 tonnes of gold in its reserves since the introduction of a law in 2022 compelling mining companies extracting precious…
Dynamos fans call for Mangombe’s ouster
Innocent Kurira in BULAWAYO Dynamos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Hwange .…
Horror clashes claim 14
Sunday Mail Reporters IN what was largely a dark week for Zimbabwe, 14 people died, while 39 others were injured in road traffic accidents between Friday and yesterday, with nine…











