Month: October 2024
President Mnangagwa rescues Ruwa as he stops auction of its properties
His Excellency President ED Mnangagwa has come to the rescue of the Ruwa Local Board which was on the verge of losing its equipment to a creditor. The creditor won a High court order in case number HC5365/2022 against the local authority and equipment was set to be auctioned. Through Statutory Instrument 174 of 2024 […]
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Zimbabwe’s Economic Achievements Amid Economic Sanctions
For over two decades, Zimbabwe has faced significant economic sanctions imposed by Western nations, including Australia and the United States. These sanctions, ostensibly aimed at addressing governance and human rights concerns, have presented formidable challenges to the nation’s economy. However, Zimbabwe has demonstrated remarkable resilience and achieved notable successes across various sectors, proving its ability […]
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Cabinet adopts the Zimbabwe industrial reconstruction and growth plan
The Zimbabwe Industrial Reconstruction and Growth Plan (ZIRGP) represents a forward-thinking and comprehensive approach to addressing the country’s industrial challenges while fostering long-term economic growth. The adoption of this plan is significant as it aligns with Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 and the National Development Strategy 2 (2026-2030), focusing on reviving the manufacturing sector and creating a […]
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ZIDERA is a sanction against Zim
There has been some attention-seeking, revisionist commentary claiming that the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act (ZIDERA) is not a sanction but simply a measure to prevent Zimbabwe from incurring more debt by cutting off its access to lines of credit. This argument absurdly suggests that ZIDERA was implemented solely because Zimbabwe failed to honor […]
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Government Saves 101,000 Livestock from Drought
The government has made significant strides in mitigating the devastating effects of drought on the country’s livestock. By distributing over 6,000 metric tonnes of silage and water, more than 101,000 livestock have been saved from death. This initiative forms part of a broader program to establish Ward Drought Mitigation Centres in all 1,620 wards, aimed […]
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Unity Against Sanctions: ZANU-PF Conference, SADC Anti-Sanctions Day Converge
The ZANU-PF 21st Annual People’s Conference, scheduled for October 22-27, 2024, in Bulawayo, will coincide with the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Anti-Sanctions Day. This convergence reinforces the party’s strong stance against illegal sanctions, aligning with this year’s theme, “Embracing Innovation towards Vision 2030: The Relentless Fight against Illegal Sanctions,” which echoes the 44th SADC […]
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Zimbabwe’s Schools Feeding Programme on the Roll
Zimbabwe’s Schools Feeding Programme is gaining momentum, with the Government prioritizing the initiative to ensure primary school learners receive nutritious meals. To meet the demand, 55,408 metric tonnes of maize-meal will be required by April 2025. Currently, only 13,711 metric tonnes out of the expected 27,531 tonnes for the third term have been collected by […]
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Diasporans Shifting Away from Opposition Politics
The recent struggles faced by opposition activists Gift Ostallos Siziba and Tafadzwa Ngadziore in mobilizing Zimbabweans abroad to protest against the Zimbabwean Government at the 78th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York underscore a growing disenchantment with opposition politics among the Zimbabwean diaspora. Despite their American connections, such as Siziba being a beneficiary […]
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Transforming Zimbabwe’s Economy: The Critical Role of SMEs in Embracing Technology and Innovation
The recent 14th Edition of the SME International Expo, held at Harare Gardens and officiated by Hon. Sen. Monica Mutsvangwa, has highlighted a pivotal moment for Zimbabwe’s economic landscape. With the theme “Accelerating Productivity with New Technologies and Artificial Intelligence,” this event not only underscores the importance of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) but also […]
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Bright Prospects for Zimbabwe Mining in 2025: Mining Sector to Receive $600m Capital Boost
Zimbabwe’s mining sector is set for a major boost, with US$600 million projected to be injected as capital expenditure in 2025, according to a survey conducted by the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe. This investment is expected to drive growth, modernization, and expansion of mining operations across the country, alongside a 3 percent rise in […]
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