LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe reiterated that Zimbabwe's judiciary and security sectors cannot be manipulated.

Staff Reporter

CBZ Bank has secured a US$20 million revolving line of credit from the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank Group (TDB Group) to support Zimbabwean export-oriented firms, a significant move that is expected to strengthen the country’s export sector and enhance economic growth.

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The Ministry of Finance,  Economic Development and Investment Promotion is actively participating in the 114th edition of the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show this week, under the theme, “Unlocking Zimbabwe’s Potential: Innovative Financing, Investment and Infrastructure Development for Sustainable Growth.”

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Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi has urged Zimbabwe and Mozambique to deepen their bilateral cooperation and increase investment flows, saying both countries have yet to fully capitalize on their economic potential.

Political Reporter

In a scathing analysis, Professor Jonathan Moyo has publicly questioned the credibility of Nelson Chamisa's claims regarding the 2023 presidential election results.

Staff Reporter

Treasury has announced plans to incorporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria into the national procurement system, marking a significant shift towards promoting responsible consumption and sustainable development in Zimbabwe.

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Zanu PF Vungu Constituency legislator, Brown Ndlovu has made a significant contribution to the education sector by donating 40 bags of cement to Chisadza Secondary School in Ward 1.

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ZESA Holdings is set to bring 100 MW of new power capacity online by mid-2025, as part of a broader strategy to enhance the nation's electricity supply. This comes as the utility ramps up efforts to develop both thermal and renewable energy projects across Zimbabwe.

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TIME Bank of Zimbabwe (Time Bank) has put forward a proposal to offer a syndicated loan of US$35 billion to the Government of Zimbabwe. The proposed loan is intended to finance compensation for 10 key groups, including previous farm owners, as well as contribute to the resolution of sovereign debt, according to a statement from the bank.

Staff Reporter

Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi is set to officially open the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show (ZAS) today in Harare.