© ZANU PF has urged Zimbabweans to boycott expensive shops as prices of basic commodities continue to rise on a daily basis. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday Zanu PF youth leader Pupurai Togarepi said the party was not happy that there are some businesses which are now charging their commodities using the parallel market…
© THE prices of basic consumer goods in the country have now gone completely haywire, as the local economy continues to burn and the RTGS dollar plummets against the US dollar, the Daily News can report. [GoogleAd] This means that even more long-suffering Zimbabweans will find themselves on the margins of the economy, as the…
© GOVERNMENT is working on reviving horticultural exports to ensure the sector delivers 10 percent in terms of economic growth. Zimbabwe’s horticulture sector, whose export performance peaked at $143 million in the 1999/2000 season, is on a revival path and is expected to be a key driver in the country’s future value-added export growth. [GoogleAd]…
© ZIMBABWE Agricultural Growth Programme (ZAGP) will be launched at Chibero College of Agriculture in Chegutu District, in Mashonaland West Province on June 11 paving the way for increased livestock development in the country. [GoogleAd] ZAGP is a four-year programme funded by the European Union that seeks to transform Zimbabwe’s livestock sector and develop a…
© TRIANGLE United coach Taurai Mangwiro hopes the win over Mushowani Stars last weekend can be the tonic to get their 2019 Castle Lager Premiership season back on track. [GoogleAd] Before last Sunday’s last-gasp 2-1 win over the league novices, the Sugar Sugar Boys had gone for five matches without a win. During that run…
© THE government’s e-learning programme which is funded through the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) universal services fund has transformed schools in remote areas, businessdaily has established. Zimbabwe introduced the e-learning programme a few years ago in an effort to make the country a regional information and communication hub. [GoogleAd] Speaking during…
© US AMBASSADOR Brian Nichols has pledged to facilitate skills and knowledge transfer between local and American farmers through exchange visits. [GoogleAd] The US envoy said this while touring Nemaramba solar-powered irrigation scheme in Chimanimani recently, adding the visits would strengthen ties between the two countries’ nationals and enhance food security through enhancing farming productivity….
© THE Zimbabwe Under19 cricket side will play against their South Africa, New Zealand and India counterparts as part of preparations for the 2020 U19 Cricket World Cup. [GoogleAd] Ahead of the youth cricket extravaganza set for South Africa from January 17 – February 9, the Zimbabwe side will get to pit their wits against…
© POWERSPEED Electrical profit for the half year ended March 31, 2019, increased 19,33 percent to $2,44 million compared to $2,04 million same period last year largely driven by increased revenue. Martin Gurira, the company secretary, in a statement of the financials said turnover increased 62 percent to $60,1 million from $37,2 million last year…
© ZIMBABWE lacks the fundamentals to introduce its own currency as it could not do so with its huge internal debt and at least US$6 billion to cover imports for a year contrary to claims that the country could do so soon, a respected economist has said. [GoogleAd] Gift Mugano told journalists recently that ideal…
