By Ashley Moyo THE country’s leading independent national television station, 3Ktv, will launch its 14th season on Monday, dishing yet more of…
NESTLÉ Zimbabwe (Nestlé) expects cereal output to increase by 35 percent thanks to the US$7 million investment into the Roller Dryer 4 plant in Harare, which will also prop up supply to east and southern African markets. The expansion builds on Nestlé’s decade-long US$40 million investment in Zimbabwe, affirming its long-term market share. The new…
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SOUTHERN EDITOR BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) says its public education system is facing growing financial pressure, with over ZiG 114 million in unpaid school fees recorded by the end of the first term of 2025. The local authority revealed that the outstanding fees affect all 31 of its schools, which are predominantly located in the…
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Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw PRIVATE companies can play a crucial role in ending electricity outages in the country by generating their own power, according to the chairperson of the Intensive Energy User Group, Eddie Cross. This comes as load-shedding has intensified across the country in recent months, with some areas now once again experiencing…
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chirimujiris@dailynews.co.zw PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says prioritising value addition and improving the ease of doing business will see the country’s economy grow in leaps and bounds. Speaking in Harare yesterday during the commissioning of National Foods’ three breakfast cereal pasta plants worth a combined US$22,7 million, Mnangagwa said the plants would see the country’s import bill…
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Words by Fact Jeke WIDELY recognised as the continent’s toughest 4×4 driving challenge, the Nissan Spirit of Africa Trophy is revving up…
GOVERNMENT says it is currently devising solutions meant to minimise costs in agricultural production in a bid to improve food security. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the permanent secretary in the ministry of Lands, Obert Jiri, said farmers were worried over high costs of production. “As a ministry we are focused on production issues…
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FORMER ministry of Agriculture permanent secretary, John Basera, yesterday appeared at the High Court where he confirmed that Blackdeck, a company contracted by the government to supply 600 000 goats, met all the tender conditions. Basera, now the ministry of Local Government permanent, was testifying in the trial of two Harare businessmen, Mike Chimombe and…
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BUY Zimbabwe, in collaboration with Select Research, will today award best performing brands in the country as a way of promoting local products. This comes as Buy Zimbabwe recently undertook research on the market for consumer preferences on different products and brands that include agricultural produce, foodstuffs, beverages, cooking oil, and clothing. In a statement…
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STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the country’s power supply needs by offering future-fit, sustainable financing solutions for renewable energy projects, particularly in support of the mining sector. Speaking at the annual Chamber of Mines President’s Dinner in Victoria Falls recently, Stanbic Bank chief executive (CE), Solomon Nyanhongo, said the bank, a…
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