Source: NGO brings cheer to diarrhoea-hit Byo suburbs – NewsDay Zimbabwe Lot Water Project founder Innocent Hadebe commissions a solar-powered borehole at Cowdray Park Primary School in Bulawayo BY PATRICIA SIBANDA NON-PROFIT organisation, Lot Water Project will construct a filtration and purification plant for three Bulawayo suburbs recently hit by an outbreak of diarrhoea Gwabalanda, […]
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Failing institutions: the challenge of governing natural resources in Zimbabwe
The much-lauded book, Why Nations Fail, argued that sustained economic progress only occurs when institutions work. This means enforcement of legal rules, clear secure access to land, regulations that are transparent, bureaucracies that function and of course – emerging out … Continue reading → …
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Kenyatta cancels Zimbabwe trip as Kenya mourns ex-leader Kibaki
Kenyatta had been expected to officially open the ZITF in Bulawayo on April 29 …
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‘Fresh wound’: South Africa flood survivors bury loved ones
435 people died in South Africa’s worst floods, and more than 50 others are still missing …
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To Europe’s relief, France’s Macron wins but far-right gains
Macron is the first French president in 20 years to win re-election …
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Bulawayo pins hope on census
Mashudu Netsianda and Patrick Chitumba, Chronicle Reporters THE 2022 Population and Housing Census, which is being conducted by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat), has ignited hope among Bulawayo residents. The census runs up to April 30 while the results are expected after three months. The country conducts censuses at 10-year intervals, with the first […] …
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Second Republic renews efforts to unlock Hwange, Binga tourism potential
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT under the Second Republic has renewed efforts to spur the economic growth of Hwange and Binga leveraging on their potential as key tourism destinations, through rehabilitating aerodromes in the two districts. Binga and Hwange districts, which are both located in Matabeleland North province, stand out as growing investment destinations for […] …
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COMMENT: ED says, thank you Bulawayo for raising Uhuru bar high
THE successful hosting of the historic 42nd Independence Day main celebrations has reaffirmed Bulawayo’s status as the cultural hub of the country but beyond that the city is headed for a great resurgence. Thanks to the devolution drive by the Second Republic, Bulawayo made history by being the first city to host the main Independence […] …
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National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) sets target to clear corruption cases backlog
Nqobile Bhebhe, Senior Reporter ACTING Prosecutor-General Mr Nelson Mutsonziwa has said the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), working in conjunction with the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc), will clear the backlog of corruption cases within 12 months. Recently, Zacc chairperson Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo said they had since engaged the NPA and the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) to […] …
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Access Forex suspended from domestic money transfer services
Senior Business Reporter The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has suspended Access Forex domestic money transfer services but its international services are still operational. Last week, the Apex bank suspended three entities from foreign currency exchange trading as it moved to instill sanity and stability in the financial services sector. MetBank, InnBucks, which operates under Simbisa […] …
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