Month: December 2023
Zimbabwe signs US$3 billion MOU with One World Impact Investment Holdings Ltd,
THE Zimbabwean Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with One World Impact Investment Holdings Ltd, a global impact investor on Friday. The MOU sets the stage for an extraordinary investment of up to US$3 billion over the next three years, aimed at supporting transformational low-carbon and climate-friendly development projects in Zimbabwe. In a […]
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Storm destroys schools, houses in Goromonzi
Heavy storms have wreaked havoc in Goromonzi district, blowing away roof trusses at two schools and 60 houses, leaving the community stranded. Heavy storms have wreaked havoc in Goromonzi district, blowing away roof trusses at two schools and 60 houses, leaving the community stranded. Munhenga Ward 7 councillor in Goromonzi North, Ernest Chako said this […]
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Zimbabwe records over 8 500 sexual abuse in 2023
ZIMBABWE has recorded a total of 8 550 sexual abuse offences since the beginning of the year with continued cries for the Government to tighten laws around such as a way of curbing the scourge. According to the third quarter crime statistics from the Zimbabwe National Statistical Agency, 2,737 sexual offences were recorded between July […]
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Zim to tap into Algerian, Japanese gas expertise
Following the discovery of natural gas deposits in Zimbabwe, the country will be tapping knowledge from Algeria, one of the largest African producers exporting 53 percent of its output to the European Union (EU). A local team is next month expected to get training on the hydrocarbons in Algeria, in preparation for full exploitation of […]
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Two graduands shine at Marondera University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology graduation ceremony
The Second Graduation Ceremony of the Marondera University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology The Second Graduation Ceremony of the Marondera University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology saw Miss Tabeth Ruvimbo Veremu and Mr Kelvin Mtondo reaping what they sowed as they walked away with several prizes and awards. The ceremony was presided by President Mnangagwa […]
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Nine newly elected MPs sworn into office
NINE National Assembly representatives took the oath of office this Thursday afternoon at the New Parliament building in Mount Hampden in Harare. The nine were elected during the December 9 By-Elections. The National Assembly Representatives who took their oath are Nketa Constituency’s Cde Albert Mavunga (Zanu-PF), Cowdray Park Constituency’s Cde Arthur Mujeyi (Zanu-PF), Bulawayo South’s […]
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Festive Season Road Safety Awareness Campaign launched
The Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ) launched the 2023 Festive Season Road Safety Awareness Campaign in Harare yesterday under the theme, “Together we can Save Lives”. The campaign is launched every year prior to the festive season to remind road users of the need to exercise extreme caution, vigilance, patience, and avoid road rage […]
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UAE conglomerate mulls billion-dollar Zim investments
One World Group, a corporate behemoth headquartered in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates will set up shop in Zimbabwe, with investments in the country’s tourism, infrastructure, mining and agriculture sectors among others. This follows the company representatives’ meeting with President Mnangagwa a fortnight ago on the sidelines of the 28th United Nations Framework Convention on […]
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Zim makes further gas discovery
AUSTRALIAN firm Invictus Energy has made further gas discovery at its Mukuyu-2 exploration well in Muzarabani-Mbire districts of Mashonaland Central province, in northern Zimbabwe, confirming the country’s potential as one of the world’s largest future producers of gas. This follows the announcements made earlier by Mines and Mining Development Minister Zhemu Soda together with the […]
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Chief Justice sets 2-month cap for poll dispute resolution
Chief Justice Luke Malaba has announced a new raft of measures under which all electoral disputes will now be finalised within a period of two months to curb the dragging of cases. This is aimed at ensuring timeous delivery of justice as in some instances, electoral disputes have taken years to be resolved, disadvantaging the electorate. […]
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