ZITF shifts to high-value industrial showcases
Business Reporter ECONOMISTS and business leaders have applauded this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), which shifted from consumer product displays to high-value industrial showcases. The 66th ZITF, which ran…
Zinara disburses US$1bn for roadworks
Rutendo Nyeve Bulawayo Bureau THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) has disbursed over US$1 billion for road rehabilitation and construction over the past four years, following tariff reviews that significantly…
Doctors, pharmacists back Govt push to curb medical aid monopolies
Trust Freddy Zimpapers Correspondent THE medical fraternity has thrown its weight behind a Government proposal to amend health regulations to prohibit medical aid societies from owning healthcare facilities, a move…
Botswana first in Africa to hike rates since war
Botswana became the first African central bank to raise interest rates after the Iran war triggered a global energy shock, with inflation seen more than doubling this month. The monetary…
InnBucks drops KaOne monthly subscription fee in rare customer-first move
IN a market where customer complaints often echo unheard, InnBucks has done something unexpectedly simple — it listened. After months of growing frustration from users over the KaOne monthly subscription…
Process to identify repatriated remains commences
Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub PREPARATORY work on the identification of eight ancestral remains that were repatriated from South Africa last month has begun, in what the authorities say is…
Harare impounds 13 200 vehicles in first three months of the year
Zimpapers Correspondent THE Harare City Council impounded 13 200 vehicles during the first three months of the year as it stepped up traffic enforcement operations targeting illegal parking, unlicensed vehicles…
Zimbabwe in Eastern Europe charm offensive for UN seat
Zimpapers Reporter ZIMBABWE is currently on a diplomatic outreach in five Eastern European countries as it intensifies its campaign for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for…
Shurugwi couple defies odds
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau WHILE many families in Shurugwi District are eking out a living through small-scale mining activities, a deaf couple from Dorset Resettlement Area is proving that agriculture…
Polio campaign success highlights Govt’s commitment to public health
THERE is nothing dramatic about what happened in Plumtree, Bulilima and Mangwe districts in recent days, and perhaps that is exactly why it matters. No fanfare, no spectacle – just…










