Beta Holdings, one of Zimbabwe's largest brick makers, says its new clay brick-making plant in Melfort, 40 kilometers east of the capital Harare, will ease supply shortages in the market and improve its ability to meet customer orders. The Melfort Plant is part of new investments
The donation comes at a time when Zimbabwe is facing a littering problem that has worsened in recent years.
This year’s CEO Africa Roundtable annual conference will focus on rethinking the future of African businesses in the lenses of smart partnerships to overcome a myriad of economic difficulties plaguing the region. CEO Africa Roundtable thrives to provide a viable and significant platform for championing economic
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC), representing a diverse network of 92 civil society institutions, has penned a letter to the Chairman of the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC), Angolan President Joao Lourenco. The letter addresses concerns about the recently concluded 2023 Harmonized elections in Zimbabwe,
This year, the national business case competition will see young students who display entrepreneurial knowledge and sell out their business ideas walk away with US$ 5,000 to start up their business.
National Social Security Authority (NSSA) Board Chair, Emmanuel Fundira was allegedly forced to return a car that he had taken from the pension fund after intervention from the Office of the President, a close source privy to the details has said. Under NSSA policy, the non-executive
Mbeki said that the leaders of Zimbabwe must act as leaders and ask themselves what is in the best interest of Zimbabwe.
Local civic society organizations (CSOs) under the banner of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC), have called upon the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to play a pivotal role in addressing Zimbabwe's ongoing post-election legitimacy crisis. In an online discussion recently, the organizations underscored the urgent
Vengai Nhau, President of the Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe, expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming Expo in a recent statement.
The Hwange community is bearing the brunt of the continued use of coal as a form of energy amid rising air pollution, fast-paced spread of coal-seam fires and respiratory diseases in several villages close to mining areas, as the effects of climate change take their
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