Great Zimbabwe Monument development project nears completion
THE €3 million Great Zimbabwe World Heritage Site development project is edging towards completion, with construction of a new visitors’ centre expected to be finalised before year-end, marking the culmination of a transformative initiative set to redefine the historic tourist attraction.
Zim to host selected regional meetings during transitional period in Sadc
ZIMBABWE will host “selected meetings” of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) during the interim period South Africa will be chairing the regional bloc, it has been learnt.
City council property at risk of seizure over US$105 000 debt
THE Harare City Council (HCC) is facing possible seizure of its property after failing to settle a US$105 000 debt owed to 11 former board members of its now-defunct subsidiary, Harare Quarry (Pvt) Ltd, raising questions over financial mismanagement and governance in the city’s enterprises.
Passenger traffic at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport surges
PASSENGER traffic at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport (RGMIA) has continued its upward trajectory, with nearly 1,2 million passengers handled between January and September, up from 1,1 million during the same period last year.
Zim taps into China for health sector upgrade
ZIMBABWE intends to tap into China’s multi-billion-dollar medical equipment industry to plug gaps that currently exist in the health sector, Midlands Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Owen Ncube has said.
Forbes Border Post upgrade gathers pace as 500-truck staging area takes shape
CONSTRUCTION of a new temporary truck staging area with capacity for 500 haulage trucks is underway at Forbes Border Post in Mutare, marking a major milestone in Government’s ongoing efforts to modernise the country’s trade gateways.











