Source: Zim a better mining market: Aussie investor | The Herald Herald Reporter AUSTRALIA-based mining firm, Prospect Resources Limited, has described Zimbabwe as a better market for mining projects compared to other regional economies. The company has been in Zimbabwe through an investment in Arcadia Lithium Mine in Goromonzi for the past four years. Prospect […]
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Monthly Archives: May 2022
Zimbabweans shouldn’t marry political parties as if they were wives!
On a visit to the Kwekwe CBD (central business district) this morning to run some personal errands, I could not help being flabbergasted, as I always am, at the usual sight of dishevelled and unkempt youths donning dirty and torn ruling ZANU PF party regalia – yet, clearly wallowing on the caprices of abject poverty. […]
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Zim has gone to the dogs
AS a retired former police officer, my heart bleeds when I see the living conditions of serving police officers deteriorating each day. Source: Zim has gone to the dogs – The Zimbabwean To be precise, I left the Zimbabwe Republic Police in 2008 on gratuity after serving for 11 years. It was not because I […]
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Caps United sack 6 players
CAPS United have dismissed six senior players including Devon Chafa, Denis Dauda, Clive Augusto and Rodwell Chinyengetere after strike action on Sunday which delayed league match against Cranborne Bullets. The Green Machine players have since been paid their outstanding two-game winning bonuses but club bosses wield axe on ring leaders. …
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Chief Mvuthu’s mother dies at 97
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter THE mother of the late Chief Mvuthu of Victoria Falls has died at the age of 97. Gogo Emma Tshabangu-Mlotshwa died on Saturday night at home due to old age. Family spokesperson Mr Sanders Mlotshwa confirmed the death. He said Gogo Tshabangu-Mlotshwa will be buried on Tuesday at the Mvuthu […] …
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Conservation conflicts: land use in Zimbabwe’s Lowveld
The conservation of biodiversity in places where people also live and farm is not straightforward. The last three blogs have offered some perspectives on the dilemmas faced in the southeast Lowveld of Zimbabwe, and this blog offers an overview. The … Continue reading → …
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OPC ZITF stand has public in awe
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter AN imposing artistic image depicting President Mnangagwa carrying a masonry trowel laden with mortar and building blocks in the background, admirably stood above the Office of the President and Cabinet’s (OPC) pavilion at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) grounds in Bulawayo. In the picture, the President is wearing a white […] …
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100% uniforms price hike kills back-to-school hype
Patrick Chitumba/ Lumbidzani Dima, Chronicle Reporters SOME retailers have raised prices of school uniforms and other school items claiming manufacturers hiked prices by up to 100 percent, dampening the back-to-school preparations by parents and guardians. Most parents buying school uniforms and stationery for their children ahead of the opening of schools tomorrow said […] …
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Bulawayo leather exhibits renewed capacity at ZITF
Nqobile Bhebhe, Senior Business Reporter BULAWAYO’s leather industry is on a strong rebound after years of low productivity and the just ended Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) has showed growing capacity by the sector to supply local and international markets. Over and above the significant presence of the leather producers at the ZITF stands, the […] …
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Zimbabwe flies British fighter jets again – but where did the parts come from?
President Mnangagwa’s spokesman crows as military jets grounded by British sanctions seen in flight …
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