Decreasing milk, chicks and egg production dampens agric season
Staff Writer
Zimbabwe could be bubbling with enthusiasm over high prospects of record crop yields but the same cannot be said about other areas of...
O’ Level pass rate declines by 7%
Herzel Mushayabasa/Sharon Chikwanha
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns affected pupils writing their 2020 ZIMSEC Ordinary Level examinations with results declining by close to...
African countries commit to double agricultural productivity
Davison Kaiyo
HARARE – Seventeen African heads of state signed on to the commitment to boost agricultural production by doubling current productivity levels through the...
SADC postpones security summit ‘indefinitely’ as differences sharpen over Cabo Delgado...
Pushing back against a growing determination among regional states to take concerted action to quell the insurgency in northern Mozambique, President Fillipe Nyusi has...
17 journalists killed in 2021 – UNESCO
Reason Razao in Windhoek, Namibia
At least 17 journalists have died in 2021 while on duty across the world with the United Nations Educational, Scientific...
UNESCO continues fight for freedom of expression
Reason Razao in Windhoek Namibia
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has committed to building bridges that will add to the existing efforts...
National Venture Capital Fund disburses $300 million
BULAWAYO – The Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube, says close to $300 million has been disbursed to entrepreneurs under the...
Zambrew to invest US$20m in plant upgrade amid beer shortage
Zambian Breweries, part of the world’s largest brewing company - Anheuser-Busch InBev - is upgrading its Lusaka and Ndola plants with new technology worth...
How this Zimbabwean-born entrepreneur became the wealthiest Black woman in the...
Abu Mubarik
Valerie Moran was born into a family of five children. Originally from Zimbabwe, her parents were successful entrepreneurs.
Her mother was a beautician while...
Why renewable energy won’t end energy poverty in Zimbabwe
Ellen Fungisai Chipango
Zimbabwe is one of the African countries that hopes renewable energy technologies will help to address their energy problems. About 42 percent...