Zimbabwe Situation

Business Writer  ZIMCN gold mining subsidiary, Radnor Mine, says its position as one of the country’s largest gold mining assets, will provide significant impetus to the country’s quest to grow mining into a US$12 billion industry by the end of 2023. The certified and pro-community development Mutoko gold extractors is sure to end an eventful […] …
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Mr Nhepera and Dr Gwinji Maxwell Tapatapa Herald Reporter New permanent secretaries have been appointed for the Ministries of Defence and War Veterans Affairs and Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage by President Mnangagwa. Appointments are effective beginning of next month. Mr Aaron Nhepera will be Permanent Secretary for Defence and War Veterans Affairs while Dr Gerald […] …
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Sabi Star lithium, among others, is one of the many mining projects that were launched this year by President Mnangagwa. The US$130 million lithium mine is located in Buhera district and is set to produce 300 000 tonnes of the mineral a year and employ more than 900 Zimbabweans. Nelson Gahadza Senior Business Reporter The […] …
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Advocate Jacob Mudenda addressing delegates at the launch. Seated to his left is Cde Mavetera. Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter The Parliament’s Youth Caucus was launched Monday to spearhead the inclusion of youth-related issues in the legislative process. The Caucus will be chaired by Zanu-PF proportional representative for Mashonaland East Cde Tatenda Mavetera. In his remarks […] …
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Source: In Conversation With Trevor: Moyo: Why I quit APA presidency – The Standard Former Industry minister and 2018 presidential candidate Nkosana Moyo said he stepped down as leader of the opposition Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA) because it was time to pass on the baton. Moyo (NM), who is also the founder of […] …
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Source: Doctors, medical aid societies clash – The Standard Private medical players say they are struggling to finance their operations due to some medical aid societies that are delaying payments or not paying at all. Medical and Dental Private Practitioners of Zimbabwe Association (MDPPZA) president Johannes Marisa said they were surprised when patients vent their […] …
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Source: Incarcerated ex-council inspector seeks bail – The Standard A former City of Harare chief building inspector, who was arrested on charges of criminal abuse of office over a month ago, has appealed for bail at the High Court after he was denied freedom by the magistrates court. Roy Nyabvure (64) was  remanded in custody […] …
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Source: Mwenezi villagers bear brunt of climate crisis – The Standard When Josphat Jeke left his ancestral home in Maranda in Mwenezi two decades ago to resettle in Rineti, one of the most thriving ranches in this part of Masvingo province at that time, he had high hopes of improving his life and guaranteeing his […] …
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Source: Conservationist arrested on assault charges – The Standard Police arrested a prominent conservationist after an assault report was made against her by her relative following an incident at the Free To Be Wild sanctuary in Bulawayo. The country’s only primate rehabilitation centre, Free To Be Wild sanctuary, is at the centre of a bitter […] …
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Source: Mwonzora set to tighten grip on MDC-T – The Standard MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora is set to consolidate his power in the  opposition party at today’s elective congress in the capital where 2 500 delegates are expected to attend. Mwonzora is unopposed after he was nominated under controversial circumstances following allegations that he elbowed […] …
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