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Zim braces for another round of price hikes

ZIMBABWEANS should brace for another increase in prices of basic commodities after authorities yesterday hiked fuel prices as the world continues to feel the heat of the Russia and Ukraine conflict. This comes after Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) increased the price of diesel from $213.90 to $264.77 while petrol price is now pegged at…

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ZITF kicks off

THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) kicks off today in Bulawayo amid indications by organisers that there had been increased participation, forcing organisers to set up supplementary space to accommodate more exhibitors. In February, a high-level delegation led by ZITF chairperson Busisa Moyo, pictured, met heads of foreign diplomatic missions based in Zimbabwe to canvas…

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Zim, France relations set to improve — ED

ZIMBABWE says it hopes to strengthen its diplomatic relations with France after Emmanuel Macron was elected in the office for the second term last weekend. President Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, congratulated the 44-year-old Macron on his victory on his twitter account yesterday, describing the French leader as “my good friend” saying “The future is bright for…

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Words are cheap, Charamba retorts… after CCC adopts new approach to national politics, events

OPPOSITION parties must do more to earn the trust of authorities and Zimbabweans at large that they are now truly interested in building the country, presidential spokesperson George Charamba says. Speaking to the Daily News at the weekend, after the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) recently announced a new approach to national politics and events, Charamba said…

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‘Zim will have excess electricity by next year’

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, says the country will have excess electricity next year after the completion of unit seven and eight at Hwange Power Station. Addressing his supporters in Epworth on Saturday, Mnangagwa said he is aware that the country is facing electricity challenges and that his government was working tirelessly to address the situation….

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