Day: September 1, 2023
UK commends Harare over peaceful elections
The United Kingdom (UK) yesterday commended Zimbabweans for recently conducting peaceful harmonised elections in which the ruling party’s Zanu PF candidate President Mnangagwa emerged victorious. As engagement and re-engagement continues to bear fruit, Britain said it would continue to deepen relations with Harare discussing freely and openly issues, both where the two agree and when […]
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Violence mongers put on notice
GOVERNMENT is ready to deal with any form of violence and will not hesitate to throw into prison elements that preach hate and are, after losing elections, instigating violence, President Mnangagwa has said. Yesterday, in his first public engagement after sailing to victory in the recently concluded harmonised elections at Mukwasi Primary School in Buhera, […]
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Nedbank lauds Zim’s debt clearance efforts
Nedbank Zimbabwe has applauded the debt re-engagement efforts the Government initiated saying this may be the antidote to unlocking opportunities for fresh international support for the fiscus and potentially stabilising the economy if successfully concluded. Zimbabwe has been reeling under an unsustainable debt overhang which has made the cost of borrowing by and in the […]
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All set for inauguration ceremony . . . after ZEC delivers credible, free and fair poll
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday said he will be inaugurated next week and praised the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) for holding a transparent, free and fair election in accordance with the country’s laws. He said a new Cabinet will be constituted immediately after the inauguration and praised Zimbabweans for maintaining peace before and during elections. This, he […]
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President hits ground running
A FEW days after romping to victory in the recently held harmonised elections, President Mnangagwa yesterday commissioned the Sabi Star lithium floatation plant that will add impetus to the country’s economic development. The plant, which was commissioned in Buhera, dovetails with the Second Republic’s thrust of mineral value addition and beneficiation and is a key […]
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