Brandon Josphat and Rutendo Ngara ZESA subsidiary, the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), will begin the final synchronisation test of Hwange’s new 300 megawatt Unit 7 today. This comes amid expectations that once this is done successfully, the country’s debilitating power crisis will be eased significantly. There is even more optimism that Zimbabwe’s brutal power cuts…
Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw GOVERNMENT has called on private players to partner it in the fight against climate change, saying the country was being badly affected in various aspects. Speaking during a financing climate change adaptation investment meeting in Harare on Friday, Tourism minister, Mangaliso Ndlovu said limited knowledge of climate change effects was one of the biggest issues that needed…
WEST Property is empowering thousands of people through home ownership at its various developments through availing well planned, affordable luxury lifestyle mixed…
THIS article is not about me but I’m allowed to milk it, won’t I? I’m celebrating a year of writing this column and making sure you know those nitty things and inside information about your favourite presenters. Cheers to you my readers! This week, I’m also celebrating one of the favourite presenters you voted for…
BY NASH MKOKWAYARIRA SUBSTITUTES Denver Mukamba and Tinashe Makanda inspired Dynamos to a 1-0 win over premiership returnees Hwange in an otherwise lukewarm match played at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo yesterday. Coming into the match, the spotlight was on big spending DeMbare amid expectations that they can finally end their wait for a first Castle…
A LEADING Harare milling company, Classic Super Foods, has called on emerging entrepreneurs to continuously engage in networking as this will grow their businesses. Speaking on the side lines of the tour of Classic Super Foods, the company’s chief executive Alvin Mparutsa said networking was crucial in the development of any business. The tour was…
ASHLEY MOYOEntertainment Writer ENTERTAINMENT joints are increasingly shunning musical bands and opting for cheaper DJs as well as dance groups. As a result of the shift, which has mostly been necessitated by the tough operating economic environment, many musical bands are struggling to get gigs. With top musicians charging promoters as much as US$10 000…
BY YVONNE NCUBEin BULAWAYO THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has expressed its commitment to assist the youth to grow by offering them flexible financial services that respond to the nature of their challenges. This was revealed yesterday by RBZ principal banking examiner David Zahwe during a financial literacy public lecture which drew students from…
By RUTENDO NGARA ZIMBABWE has called for a united front of African countries that grow tobacco to stop the intended ban on the marketing of the golden leaf through the World Health Organisation (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) treaty. The FCTC treaty is the first global health treaty that was signed in 2003…
By Yvonne Ncube THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) says it is working on setting aside at least 40 percent of the land in the city for high rise buildings in a move aimed at curbing sprawling of suburbs while also saving the limited urban space. Speaking during a stakeholder consultative meeting yesterday, town planning officer…
