A welcome renaissance for local industry
ZIMBABWEANS’ insatiable appetite for imported goods is well-documented.
So voracious was the appetite that at one time the country spent US$105 million in a year importing chewing gum, toothpicks and diapers.
AU envoy calls for youth participation
African Union (AU) Special Envoy for Youth Affairs Ms Chido Mpemba (pictured right) has called on young people to harness innovation to find solutions to problems affecting the continent.
AU envoy calls for youth participation
African Union (AU) Special Envoy for Youth Affairs Ms Chido Mpemba (pictured right) has called on young people to harness innovation to find solutions to problems affecting the continent.
Dhlomo the fish monger, Beach Volleyball star
WHEN Kimberly Dhlomo first resorted to beach volleyball, it was a form of escapism after having just lost her mother to cancer.
Dhlomo the fish monger, Beach Volleyball star
WHEN Kimberly Dhlomo first resorted to beach volleyball, it was a form of escapism after having just lost her mother to cancer.
Lets wake up and make things happen
As long as we continue to write and talk about what needs to be done for our economy to get back on track, we are quickly becoming mere storytellers.
Lets wake up and make things happen
As long as we continue to write and talk about what needs to be done for our economy to get back on track, we are quickly becoming mere storytellers.
Zimparks in historic wildlife translocation
Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks) last week began moving over 2 600 wild animals from parks south of the country that have exceeded their maximum ecological carrying capacity to the Zambezi Valley in the north.
‘We want to start accesing climate funds next year’
South Africa’s government wants to start accessing some of the US$8,5 billion in climate financing pledged by some of the world’s richest nations by early 2023, the head of its negotiating team said.
‘We want to start accesing climate funds next year’
South Africa’s government wants to start accessing some of the US$8,5 billion in climate financing pledged by some of the world’s richest nations by early 2023, the head of its negotiating team said.







