VICTORIA Falls Recycling, launched about a year ago by hospitality group Africa Albida Tourism (AAT), has received international recognition by winning an award at leading travel show We Are Africa in Cape Town, last week. The We are Africa Innovation Awards celebrate the best in independently minded, brilliantly executed travel ideas, and Victoria Falls Recycling won…
© FORMER president Robert Mugabe’s nephew Patrick Zhuwao yesterday triggered a storm after posting the deposed former strongman’s portrait with a message suggesting that President Emmerson Mnangagwa has failed to run the country. Mugabe who was deposed in November 2017 and replaced by Mnangagwa following a military aided operation is blamed for most of the…
© NEITHER former president Robert Mugabe’s son-in-law Simba Chikore nor his family is involved with the Dema Emergency Diesel Power Plant in Seke, Parliament heard on Thursday. Submitting oral evidence before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Energy and Power Development, a Sakunda Holdings executive dismissed as baseless suggestions that Chikore was a partner in the…
© THE MDC’s first elective congress post the death of its founding father Morgan Tsvangirai failed to kick-off on time yesterday. As late as 3pm the marques were still being set while chairs were also being delivered to the venue of what is likely to be a very modest congress. [GoogleAd] Clad in red, the…
© PRESIDENT of Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) says it is mischievous for some people in government to call him and his party members “Gukurahindi activists”. MRP president Mqondisi Moyo, pictured, said instead, he and several other like-minded activists were actually fighting for a worth and noble cause. [GoogleAd] MRP is a political organisation calling for…
© THE fuel crisis that has inflicted untold suffering on ordinary citizens and corporates should push the government into fully liberalising the petroleum sector so that all people with foreign currency can be allowed to bring into the country the precious commodity. In March 2019, government partially liberalised the petroleum sector by allowing bulk fuel…
© THEY can be a bit of a laugh, if you are on social media, the political economic goings on in Zimbabwe. Even if just for personal or collective catharsis. Especially if it’s all about events that occur in the immediate. Or those that are ephemeral in their recurrence. The recent fuel price increase…
EDITOR — We must all take serious consideration to the environmental conservation measures for the sustainability of economic development and protection of the environment and society as well. It is of great importance and beneficial for all of us to safeguard the environment. [GoogleAd] The environment is fundamentally connected to everything that we need for survival…
Editor — I have watched with dismay over the years how city by-laws in Harare are being rubbished. At most shopping centres apart from Sam Levy’s in Borrowdale it seems, public drinking and urinating seem to now be the order of the day. I understand society is facing challenges that most take up drinking but…
© ZIMBABWE’S tobacco farmers have so far earned US$200 million after selling 112 million kilogrammes (kg) of the golden leaf at the country’s three auction floors, latest data show. Although there is a significant improvement of tobacco deliveries compared to March this year, statistics from the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) shows that in the…
