NEW: Zimbabwe economy to grow by 5,5pc in 2022
THE Zimbabwean economy is projected to continue its upward trend next year, with a 5,5 percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth projection having been set.
NEW: Women empowerment will end GBV
Women empowerment is integral to the sustainable eradication of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), deputy Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Jennifer Mhlanga has said.
Sweden’s first female PM resigns hours after appointment
Shortly after Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson was elected by Parliament Sweden’s first female prime minister on Wednesday, she tendered her resignation faced with the harsh reality of having to lead a minority coalition government.
NEW: Sustainable energy backbone of Vision 2030: Minister Zhemu
Sustainable energy supply is key to the achievement of an upper middle-income economy by 2030, Minister of Energy and Power Development, Soda Zhemu, has said.
NEW:GMB warns of fraudsters
The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has warned the public to be aware of fraudsters who are fleecing unsuspecting victims of money by purporting to be employees of the parastatal.
NEW:Chiefs ready for Bullets
BULAWAYO Chiefs coach, Nilton Terroso, believes his side will be ready to compete against Chibuku Super Cup semi-finalists Cranborne Bullets, when the two teams clash in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at the National Sports Stadium on Friday.
NEW: AMA holds training on Macadamia farming
The Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA), in partnership with the Macadamia Association of Zimbabwe, is currently carrying out macadamia nuts trainings across the country.
BREAKING: Silent Killer arrested for assault
Zimdancehall chanter, Silent Killer (real name Jimmy Mudereri), was arrested Thursday morning in Mbare, after he allegedly assaulted Tinashe Kamudyariwa, who is young brother to DJ Fantan (Arnold Kamudyariwa).
NEW: SA ends special dispensation permits for Zimbabweans
THE South African Government on Wednesday resolved to discontinue the issuance of special dispensation permits, which had been extended to over 200 000 Zimbabweans working in that country since 2009.
NEW: Science changes – and so should rational behaviour
The world around us, and the way researchers study and understand it, changes all the time. The constant change means that what we know through science also shifts.











