Source: Mayor defends council over worn out carpet at City Hall – The Southern Eye BULAWAYO residents have complained over the worn-out carpets at the city’s Large City Hall saying it is a result of negligence. Recently, social media was awash with pictures of worn out carpets at the Large City Hall. Concerned residents demanded […] …
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Zimbabwe Situation
Tale of Mzilikazi High student who detected Covid-19 Omicron variant
Dr Sikhulile Moyo Nqobile Tshili-Chronicle Reporter “AN African child is raised by the whole village,” says Dr Sikhulile Moyo as he pays tribute to the Donkwe-Donkwe community in Kezi for playing a significant part in his upbringing. Dr Moyo is the laboratory director and research scientist at Botswana Harvard Aids Institute. He is also a research […] …
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‘Operation Nyama Yabvepi’ in full swing, 86 butcheries close
Acting Deputy Director of Veterinary Field Services Dr Reverend Spargo said it is a criminal offence for any meat outlet to sell or display for sale meat that has not been processed in a registered slaughterhouse, and inspected and certified as fit for human consumption. Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter The Veterinary Department in collaboration with Police […] …
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Govt, churches unite in prayer for peaceful polls
Acting President Dr Constantino Chiwenga was the guest of honour at the sixth edition of the National Thanksgiving and Dedication Service held at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Exhibition Centre in Bulawayo yesterday. -Picture: InfoMinZW Bulawayo Bureau THE Government and churches have united in calling for political parties to uphold and promote peace ahead of […] …
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US$5,5 billion expected in lithium, steel projects
Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando Farirai Machivenyika-Senior Reporter Three lithium mines and the Manhize Steel mines and furnaces are expected to rake in at least US$5,5 billion next year as they move into production and add to what is already being mined at present, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando said yesterday. […] …
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Govt steps up efforts to improve road safety
Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona Freeman Razemba–Senior Reporter The Government, through the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ) has purchased materials for erecting over 80 road signs along the Rusape-Nyanga Highway where 42 road traffic accidents were recorded during the period between January and October 31 this year. To date all the poles […] …
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Lafarge allays fears of products shortage
ZSE chief executive Justin Bgoni said in a statement the halt in the trading in Lafarge shares was with effect from December 23, 2022, until further notice. Enacy Mapakame Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has allayed fears of disruptions to operations or product supply shortages after its main shareholder’s directors were recently placed under United States targeted […] …
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2 men arrested for possessing unregistered firearms
The Esigodini man was reportedly using the firearm to threaten other patrons in a bottle store on Christmas Day. In Kuwadzana, the man also produced his firearm in a nightclub. Crime Reporter Two men have been arrested in Harare and Esigodini over possession of unregistered firearms. The Esigodini man was reportedly using the firearm to […] …
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IBDZ more than doubles $2bn bond
The bank has signed an addendum to the trust deed to give effect to the increase in the initial programme mount. Nelson Gahadza-Business Reporter The Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) says it has reviewed upwards its initial target to raise $2 billion through an infrastructure bond to $5 billion to cater for increased demand […] …
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BNC spends US$3,5m on new equipment
BNC migrated to the VFEX in December last year with a view to raise funding for various capital projects — (File Picture). Oliver Kazunga-Business Reporter BINDURA Nickel Corporation (BNC) says it spent US$3,5 million on replacing old and obsolete underground mining equipment during the half-year period ended September 30, 2022. In December last year, the […] …
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