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‘Minerals can transform our energy sector’

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT THE government says foreign investors should take advantage of the country’s unprecedented mining renaissance in order to transform the energy sector and help the country to end power outages. This comes as the authorities are currently courting foreign investors across the globe to invest especially in renewable energy. Speaking during the 2025…

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Homelink launches 191 stands

HOMELINK Private Limited has launched Homelink Park, a residential development featuring 191 fully serviced stands in Umguza district, Matabeleland North province. Speaking during the launch of the project Homelink managing director Tawanda Matembo said Homelink Park spanned across 61.5 hectares. “The project includes 187 low density residential plots and four institutional stands, ready for construction….

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IDBZ targets trade finance-based bond issuances

Tariro Tumbukayi THE Infrastructure and Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) plans to explore trade-finance based bond issuances in the second half of 2025, as part of efforts to address funding constraints in ongoing projects. The development financial institution said it will align the instruments with investor risk-return preferences. IDZB chief executive Zondo Sakala said this…

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Mcaz cushions pharmaceutical supply chain

THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (Mcaz) has partnered the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to launch a pilot project aimed at strengthening the country’s pharmaceutical supply chain. Mcaz director general Richard Rukwata said the initiative marks the first practical implementation of the recently published guidelines for traceability of medical products in Zimbabwe, which establish…

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Bulawayo acts on stray dogs

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) is drafting a comprehensive policy to regulate the management of stray dogs, amid growing public health and safety concerns linked to rabies and vicious dog attacks. According to council minutes released yesterday, director of health services, Edwin Sibanda said the policy would set out clear guidelines on the control of…

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