THE government is building a factory to process masau fruit at Muzarabani Growth Point, Mashonaland Central, in line with its rural industrialisation…
THE government intends to put 350 000 hectares under irrigation from the current 193 000 within the next two years as part…
THE government has set the stage for Zimbabwe to benefit from its huge natural resources by putting in place policies and measures…
MATABELELAND Provincial Affairs minister Richard Moyo says Lupane Provincial Hospital, which is scheduled to open its doors to patients at the end…
THE government says the food security Zimbabwe now enjoys is testament to how the Presidential Inputs Scheme is transforming subsistence farming into…
EVOLUTION has become a buzzword in communities across the country, thanks in part to the way it has transformed the health sector. The Constitution prescribes that no less than five percent of the national revenue raised in any financial year must be allocated to the provinces and local authorities. Since the government drew up a…
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SEVERAL initiatives have been rolled out in Zimbabwe over the past five years to accord young people their rightful position as future…
ZIMBABWE should make the most of the huge international appetite for lithium, a key component in the manufacture of batteries for electric vehicles, which is found in great abundance in the country, veteran economist Eddie Cross has said. Zimbabwe, which has the largest lithium reserves in Africa and is among the top producers of the…
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AUTHORITIES expect to get on top of the current Zim dollar and pricing crisis soon, on the back of the various measures that they are implementing to mitigate the situation. Speaking during a Zimbabwe Institute for Strategic Thinking (Zist) policy discussion in Victoria Falls last week, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) chief economist, Nicholas Masiyandima,…
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EXPERTS are adamant that Zimbabwe’s perennially unhealthy politics remains the single biggest impediment to national unity and the country’s economic development. Speaking during a Zimbabwe Institute for Strategic Thinking (Zist) policy discussion in Victoria Falls last week, the experts said not even the best economic policies, strategies and personnel would manage to extricate the country…
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