Mnangagwa Boasts Of Economic Gains, But Inflation and Poverty Continue Unabated… – ZimEye
During the 45th Heroes Day main commemoration event at the National Heroes Acre on Monday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa praised several…
Zimbabwe hits US$44,9bn in digital transactions
News / National Zimbabwe hits US$44,9bn in digital transactions by Staff reporter 3 hrs ago | Views Zimbabwe's financial sector…
Mozambique receives donation- NewZimbabwe.com
Over the weekend, the Zimbabwean government handed over a donation of food, seeds and building materials to support the victims…
The uncertain future of Zimbabwe’s vendors
IN the vibrant streets of Harare, Bulawayo and Mutare the hustle and bustle of vendors paints a vivid picture of…
Kariba Tourism and Business Indaba endorses Lake Harvest Challenge
THE Kariba Tourism and Business Indaba (KTBI) has thrown its weight behind the Lake Harvest Kariba Challenge, hailing it as…
PVO law burdens women’s rights defenders: UN
THE Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) Amendment Act has placed “burdensome” requirements for reporting on civil society organisations (CSOs), incl...
Solar surge: Gutu’snew power project sparks rural growth
George Maponga in GUTUTHE Second Republic is set to intensify the rural electrification programme, a crucial element of the Government’s…
Solar surge: Gutu’s new power project sparks rural growth
George Maponga in GUTUTHE Second Republic is set to intensify the rural electrification programme, a crucial element of the Government’s…
Mukudzei Chingwere recently in Marondera
Mukudzei Chingwere recently in Marondera Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga has called on the populace to lead humane lives of…
The Board of the African Development Fund has approved a $685,000 grant to strengthen Zimbabwe’s capacity to manage disaster risks, including droughts, floods and tropical cyclones, through the Bank’s Africa Disaster Risk Financing (ADRiFi) programme
The Board of the African Development Fund has approved a $685,000 grant to strengthen Zimbabwe’s capacity to manage disaster risks,…
Starlink runs out of capacity amid soaring demand
CLOUDINE MATOLAA decision by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration to suspend tariffs on imports from the United States (US) has sparked…
As the deadly coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage Zimbabwe’s economy, with more and more companies finding it difficult to meettheir financial targets because of supply chain disruptions and dampened customer demand, the vast majority of interactions with customers arelikely to take place virtually
As the deadly coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage Zimbabwe’s economy, with more and more companies finding it difficult to meettheir…
US$10 million paid to IMF
The IMF executive board in September gave Zimbabwe a six-month reprieve to settle its arrears or risk being expelled "We…
Manufacturing gets lion’s share of TTF
Source:Manufacturing gets lion’s share of TTF– heraldNqobile Bhebhe,Zimpapers Business HubTHE manufacturing sector received the largest share, at 45 p...
CZR lauds mid-year budget
Source:CZR lauds mid-year budget –heraldSikhulekelani Moyo,Zimpapers Business HubTHE Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has welcomed pronouncem...
Mining Opportunities in Hurungwe
Hurungwe District, located in theMashonaland WestProvince of Zimbabwe, is endowed with a diverse array of minerals, making it an attractive…
There is no better time for the United States to reset relations with a foreign country than at the change of an administration
There is no better time for the United States to reset relations with a foreign country than at the change…
Zimbabwe needs US$10 billion to fix power crisis
Spread the love Tweet Zimbabwe will require up to US$10 billion in energy sector investment over the next decade to…
Zim needs US$10 billion to end electricity woes
Source: Zim needs US$10 billion to end electricity woes – The Standard Zimbabwe will need to invest up to US$10…
AG raises red flag over Parliament fuel allocations
Source: AG raises red flag over Parliament fuel allocations – The Standard SENIOR Parliament staff may be creaming off the…