Day: January 26, 2024
President meets chiefs on Gukurahundi
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is today expected to meet chiefs from the Matabeleland region and the Midlands Province to finalise the process that will ultimately mark the beginning of the Gukurahundi hearings as the Second Republic takes a bold step towards finding a lasting solution and fostering national unity for the healing of the victims. The meeting […]
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Zim, Cuba taking relations to a higher level
ZIMBABWE is committed to taking its relations with Cuba to the next level based on equality, mutual respect and a shared desire to build beneficial cooperation, Vice President Kembo Mohadi has said. Speaking at a dinner he hosted for Cuban Vice President Salvador Valdes Mesa, who is in the country on an official three-day visit […]
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Private media rallied to promote brand Zimbabwe
THE private media should prioritise building Brand Zimbabwe and play an integral part in the attainment of Vision 2030 of an empowered upper-middle income society, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Jenfan Muswere said yesterday. He made the call after touring privately-owned Alpha Media Holdings in Harare, as part of his familiarisation tour of […]
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US$16 million for Harare, Bulawayo water
The Government is mobilising US$13 million to improve the water situation in Harare in addition to the US$1,6 million that has already been disbursed to the local authority for the procurement of water treatment chemicals, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Minister Dr Anxious Masuka has said. Already, the Government has allocated $7 billion […]
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Zanu PF to continue improving people’s lives
Governing authorities from Zanu PF will continue drilling boreholes, constructing roads and eliminating land and space barons in Goromonzi South constituency and other parts of the country for development with no one and no place left behind. The seat is one of the biggest peri-urban constituencies in the province and fell vacant following the recalling […]
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Microsoft is worth more than US$3tn
Microsoft became the second-ever company worth US$3 trillion on Wednesday as the artificial intelligence boom sent shares of the company’s stock soaring higher. For comparison, Microsoft’s market value is now larger than the entire GDP of France and just behind that of the United Kingdom. The stock rose by nearly 1,5 percent to about US$405 […]
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AFC Commercial Bank enhances financial inclusion with new product
AFC Commercial Bank says it will continue to enhance its financial inclusion drive following the launch of its Digipay Wallet, an innovative solution that seeks to improve access to banking services using mobile phones. The bank, through its wide reach, particularly in farming communities, is a critical player in driving financial inclusion. Through its anchor […]
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Invictus to raise fresh capital
Australia Stock Exchange (ASX) listed and Zimbabwe-focused oil and gas exploration junior, Invictus Energy is seeking to raise fresh 15,2 million Australian dollars (US$10,06 million) capital to fund drilling activities at its Mukuyu 2 oil and gas drill and preparation for a new high-impact exploration well following completion of interpretation of recently acquired CB23 infill […]
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Sibanda engages Bosso’s Harare fans
HIGHLANDERS chairman Johnfat Sibanda believes he still has a lot to offer at the club and re-election in the upcoming elections will allow him to take the club to another level. Sibanda will go to the ballot on February 4 against four other contestants, who are also gunning for the chairmanship. He will contest against […]
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ZC bans Madhevere, Mavuta
Zimbabwe Cricket has banned national team players Wessly Madhevere and Brandon Mavuta from cricket for four months for recreational drug use. The two received the sanction after admitting — when they appeared for a disciplinary hearing last Wednesday — to charges of breaching the ZC Employment Code of Conduct that arose when they tested positive […]
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