Day: May 16, 2025

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Zimbabwe-China Relations Deepen as Speaker Mudenda Meets Key Chinese Leaders, Boosting Parliamentary and Economic Links

The recent visit by Honorable Advocate J.F.N Mudenda, Speaker of the Zimbabwean Parliament, to China has significantly deepened the longstanding bilateral relations between Zimbabwe and the People’s Republic of China. During a landmark meeting with His Excellency Wang Huning, Chairman of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), Speaker Mudenda secured a renewed commitment to […]

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Pown Engineering Leads the Way with Eco-Friendly Air Conditioning in Zimbabwe

As the world shifts toward greener and more energy-efficient technologies, Pown Engineering is proud to be at the forefront of this transformation in Zimbabwe’s HVAC industry. We have embraced the use of modern, eco-friendly refrigerant gases such as R32 and R410A in our air conditioning systems — replacing outdated options like R22. These new-generation gases […]

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Palestinian Investors Eye Zimbabwe for Economic Cooperation Amid Ongoing Conflict

Palestine has reaffirmed Zimbabwe’s status as a safe and viable investment destination, with Palestinian investors expressing growing interest in exploring economic partnerships across various sectors. The move comes as the protracted war between Israel and Palestine continues to ravage the Middle Eastern nation, prompting Palestinian investors to seek stability and new opportunities abroad. Zimbabwe, a […]

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Policy vs Practice: Why Zimbabwe’s Schools Keep Breaking the Law

As Zimbabwean schools reopen, a troubling and all-too-familiar pattern has resurfaced: students being sent home for unpaid tuition fees. School administrators argue that these payments are essential for operations, citing rising costs and shrinking budgets. On the other hand, parents, many grappling with severe economic hardship, are pleading for leniency and understanding. The resulting standoff […]

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Zimbabwe’s Border Modernisation Programme Spurs Growth in Traveller Traffic

Zimbabwe’s ambitious border modernisation programme is already yielding tangible results, with official statistics showing a 14% increase in traveller traffic during the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year. According to figures released by the Department of Immigration, traveller movement surged to 2.1 million between January and March 2025, up from […]

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