In January this year the Chinese government scrapped subsidies provided to buyers of electric vehicles (EVs) which it has been offering since 2010, a development that did not quiet unsettle the global lithium market at the time. The rationale behind the subsidy policy on EVs had been to
A total of six privately owned teams will participate in the league, adding to the excitement and competitiveness of the event.
Notably, this year showcased a notable increase in female-led start-ups, with 44% of the top 25 comprising female founders.
Mutasa Magistrate Artwell Sanyatwe has absolved two villagers who had been on trial for allegedly tearing a political campaign poster belonging to a ZANU PF political party member. Zephenia Nyangani and Learnmore Makuwaza, who reside in Mboto village in Mutasa District in Manicaland province and are
A cryptocurrency dealer in Zimbabwe has been denied bail after being accused of stealing $457,000 worth of cryptocurrency from an eye specialist. Lloyd Chiyangwa, who is charged with theft and money laundering, is alleged to have stolen the tokens from the complainant's accounts between October 2021
Harare socialite and comedienne Felistas Murata, better known as Mai Titi, has been sentenced to nine months in prison after she was convicted of fraud and theft. Magistrate Munashe Chibanda handed down the sentence after Murata was found guilty of using a hired vehicle to settle
The Douglas Mwonzora led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has announced the expulsion of former party national chairman Morgen Komichi from the party following yesterday’s press conference in which he announced himself as the interim leader of the opposition outfit. During the press conference, Komichi announced
Arriving at the Harare Magistrates Court in the early hours of Wednesday, 14th June 2023, incarcerated Zengeza West lawmaker, Job Sikhala raised his voice to its highest volume, ensuring that his message reached the waiting microphones. Aware of the few cameras fixed upon him, he
Power utility, ZESA, has begun drawing power from Hwange Unit 8, the second of two 300 MW generating units built at a cost of US$1.4 billion in a move that has improved electricity situation in the country. The addition of the Hwange units to the
HARARE – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has rolled out resilience building activities with support of the Government of Japan to boost food security and improve the livelihoods of nearly 9,000 people in Chiredzi district, in southern Zimbabwe. The funding, a US$ 900,000 contribution coming at
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