Monthly Archives: May 2023

 

WATCH: ‘Landmark moment for Binga’. . . Giant coal investor starts production

Nqobile Bhebhe – nqobile.bhebhe@chronicle.co.zw IN a landmark moment for Binga District in Matabeleland North Province, London-listed natural resource investor behind the Lubu coking coal project, Contango Holdings, on Tuesday commenced production of washed coking coal, setting the tone for a major transformative high-impact project in the region. The mining firm has been accelerating the assembling […] …
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Zimbabwe commits to resolution of debt and arrears

Africa Moyo and Herbert Zharare in SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday committed to resolve Zimbabwe’s long overdue debt arrears, and re-engaging with development partners and creditors to reposition the economy for sustained growth anchored on partnerships and multilateral financial support. He also rallied development partners and international financial institutions to support the arrears […] …
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Royalties Debate Open Championships return

Langalakhe Mabena,langamabena@gmail.com For years, debating has been commonly used as an activity for developing critical thinking skills among humans. Apart from that, it is also a way of developing real-time critical thinking. Debating is widely used in schools to open students’ minds to real-life situations and train them to handle situations as they come. That […] …
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Varsity raises innovation bar. . . Hearing aids made by MSU

Patrick Chitumba – patrick.chitumba@chronicle.co.zw The pace-setting Midlands State University (MSU) has ventured into the production of hearing aids as it continues to set itself apart as an innovative institution of learning. Hearing aids also known as earmolds are a useful tool which amplify sound or protect against it. They are custom made and have a […] …
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COMMENT: Binga mine to boost coking coal production

The Lubu Coking Coal Project in Binga district, Matabeleland North province, which is being developed by London Alternative Investment (AIM) listed miner Contango Holdings, has started production. The company, which produced its first washed coking coal on Tuesday, said the commencement of production was a landmark development. The mine’s target is to produce 20 000 […] …
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