The country’s sole tobacco seed producer, Tobacco Research Board (TRB) has changed its name to Kutsaga in a rebranding exercise that comes with an extended mandate of researching and producing other seed varieties relevant to the country’s agricultural needs. As reported by this publication earlier this
Zimbabwe's leading property investment company, Mashonaland Holdings Limited has embarked on a massive project to develop a US$20 Million Pomona Commercial Centre. Officiating the ground-breaking ceremony in Harare on Friday, Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Ziyambi Ziyambi, commended the board members of Mashonaland Holdings
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has refuted claims by ZANU PF Secretary for Finance, Patrick Chinamasa that they submitted nominations papers for 15 of their parliamentary elections candidates after the 4pm deadline set by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). According to Chinamasa, the CCC failed
The Zimbabwe Power Company's (ZPC) bid to nullify a High Court ruling that reinstated controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo's troubled US$5.6 million Gwanda Solar Project is awaiting judgement from the Supreme Court. Earlier this year, High Court judge Siyabona Musithu declared that ZPC had breached the contract
The company’s shareholders heard that TelOne was struggling to cope with the rising costs of utilities such as electricity and fuel, which have been adjusted several times since the last tariff review in April 2023.
China made a generous contribution on Wednesday by donating over 2,000 tonnes of rice and wheat flour to Zimbabwe, further solidifying the growing relationship between the two nations. The Grain Marketing Board's (GMB) Aspindale depot received the donation, and Professor Paul Mavima, the Minister of Public
EcoCash, the country’s leading mobile payment platform, has been commended by customers for creating convenience following the introduction of US Dollar purchases for ZESA tokens on its platform. The ground-breaking feature has changed the way customers purchase electricity from the utility company by simplifying their electricity
ZESN says that young people in Zimbabwe are 67.7% of the total population and that their participation in elections and governance is important to make the country more inclusive and engaged in politics.
Businessman and aspiring Zanu PF candidate for Murehwa West Constituency, Farai Jere launched village interface meetings at Chanetsa village yesterday. As the country gears up for the general election set for August 23, Jere pledged to fulfill what he promised during party's primary elections. In his
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