Mining sector records major milestones
The country has made significant headway in its quest to grow the mining sector to US$12 billion in the next two years from US$2,7 billion realised in 2017 driven by planned, ongoing and completed projects.
Stage set for Zim to shine
Zimbabwe has been presented with a golden opportunity to showcase its trade and investment opportunities, rich culture, arts and all it has to offer at the Dubai Expo slated for October 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022. We cannot afford to miss this.
First Lady brings joy to Tonga community
FACED by worsening juvenile delinquency, teen pregnancies, alcohol and drug abuse among youths, the Tonga community appealed for intervention to ensure children grow into morally upright and responsible citizens.
UN experts deplore sanctions
ILLEGAL sanctions such as those imposed on Zimbabwe by the West hold back development and punish innocent civilians in affected countries, an independent panel of experts appointed by the United Nations (UN) has said.
Warriors stars back in action
MARVELOUS NAKAMBA’S future at Aston Villa continues to be the subject of speculation, but the Warriors star midfielder started for the Claret and Blue against Watford at Vicarage Road yesterday on the opening weekend of the English Premier League.
Beverly scandal that rocked banking
Intermarket Holdings Limited (IHL)’s bid to buy Beverly Building Society (BBS) in 2003 set off a chain of events that saw the ambitious bank being put under curatorship while the building society was subsequently acquired by CBZ Holdings under “questionable” circumstances.
ADDING PAIN TO GRIEF…as funeral parlours mix up bodies… families fear identifying relatives
The third wave of coronavirus has been unforgiving. There has been an explosion in infections and deaths since mid-June.
SMEs to drive economic growth
SMALL and medium enterprises (SMEs) have become the engine for economic growth and are primed to play a crucial role towards attaining projected growths of 7.8 percent this year and 5 percent going forward.
Brains behind Patati Patata choreography
AFTER witnessing a close friend suffer a horrific leg injury during a high school football match, Kudakwashe Makaza hanged up his football boots and found solace in dancing.
Second Republic progressive — minister
INFORMATION, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Senator Monica Mutsvangwa is regarded by many as the effervescent voice of the Zimbabwean Government.











