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$4,5bn Batoka deal to create 6 000 jobsLevi Mukarati recently in BinduraZimbabwe and Zambia have agreed on principles for the $4,5 billion Batoka Gorge Hydro Electricity project secured by Harare, paving way for a technical meeting this we...HeraldInvestments9 July 2018
The Pirate Bay Has Started Mining Cryptocurrency On Users Browsers AgainPosted Fri Jul 6 2018 by Alvine Chaparadza (@YourAlvine) The Pirate Bay (TPB) is at it again. The controversial torrent site is once again“running scripts on visitors browsers to mine cryptocurrencies...OnlineTechnology6 July 2018
Students Pile Pressure On ED Ahead Of PollsA grouping of Zanu PF affiliated tertiary students have submitted a list of demands they want President Emmerson Mnangagwa to address in return for votes in the 30 July harmonized elections. Speaking....263ChatPolitics6 July 2018
Tocky, Freeman Headline Checheche Peace ConcertTrending Zimdancehall artists, Tocky Vibes, Lady Squanda and Freeman will this weekend invade the sleepy Checheche Growth Point for a peace concert where they are expected to serenade and mobilize vot...263ChatMusic6 July 2018
Oil Price SlidesOil slid after a government report showed a surprise increase in US crude stockpiles. Futures dropped as much as 1,7 percent in New York following the US Independence Day holiday. Inventories rose 1,2...HeraldBusiness6 July 2018
Milk imports declineKudzanai Sharara in NyangaInvestments made in the dairy sector at both farm and processing level coupled with the implementation of SI64, have seen the amount spent on importation of milk and milk-bas...HeraldBusiness6 July 2018
Govt keen to reward talent, hard work: EDTendai Mugabe Senior ReporterPresident Mnangagwa says his administration will reward talent and innovation in its drive to transform Zimbabwe into a middle-income economy by 2030 following the launch....HeraldJobs6 July 2018
Nuts may boost male fertility: studyNEW YORK. – Eating nuts “significantly” boosted the number and health of sperm in young men in a scientific trial, researchers said yesterday. The findings “support a beneficial role for chronic nut c...HeraldEating Out5 July 2018
RBZ secures $1,3bn offshore loans for industryTHE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has managed to secure $1,3 billion offshore loans through the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) and Trafigura to support production and promote exports, an of...HeraldInvestments5 July 2018
POTRAZ Looking Into EcoCash 'Technical Challenges'The Telecommunications Industry regulator, POTRAZ, has reportedly engaged Econet to seek clarification over the breakdown of their mobile money platform. EcoCash started working again yesterday aftern...TechZimBusiness5 July 2018
Billiat boosts Chiefs firepowerJOHANNESBURG. — Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Lucky Maselesele feels Amakhosi have enough firepower going into the new season, especially after bringing in Khama Billiat from Mamelodi Sundowns. One of....HeraldSoccer5 July 2018
RBZ to bring more forexAfrica Moyo Business ReporterRESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Dr John Mangudya says they will continue to source foreign currency to support the multi-currency regime, which is expected to rema...HeraldInvestments5 July 2018
Old Mutual's centre to jumpstart informal sectorZIMBABWE Stock Exchange-listed financial services group, Old Mutual, says its $21,4 million state-of-the-art small to medium enterprises (SMEs) Eastgate Market in Harare would be opened next month. Sp...NewsDayBusiness5 July 2018
HELL IN TUNISIAPetros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorRUGBY Africa and Tunisia Rugby were yesterday forced to apologise to their Zimbabwean counterparts after the North Africans, in an act plucked from hell, detained th...HeraldRugby4 July 2018
$4,2bn project ready for takeoff •Investor moves equipment on site •90 000 jobs to be createdIshemunyoro Chingwere Business ReporterThe $4,2 billion platinum investment project in Mhondoro-Ngezi has become one of the fastest projects to be implemented under President Mnangagwa’s administratio...HeraldInvestments4 July 2018
Mobile Network Operators Comply With Potraz DirectiveZimbabwe’s leading mobile network operators (MNOs) yesterday complied with a Postal and Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) directive to slash mobile Internet data tariffs by 60%. Potraz announc...263ChatTechnology3 July 2018
ED to launch Youth BankBulawayo BureauPresident Mnangagwa will on Thursday officially open the Youth Empowerment Bank, which is set to fund various projects for young people across the country. Sport, Arts and Recreation Mi...HeraldInvestments3 July 2018
Tobacco crop under threatZIMBABWE’S tobacco crop is under threat, as the current dry spell has taken its toll on one of the country’s biggest forex earners. A visit by NewsDay to Mashonaland West province last week revealed t...NewsDayAgriculture23 January 2018
Europe's biggest festival (IFFR) comes to HarareZimbabwean classical movies “Neria” and “Flame” are set to be screened at the inaugural edition of International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) set to run from January 26 to February 4 at Theatre in t...HeraldMovies23 January 2018
Mapfumo returns to ZimCHIMURENGA musician Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo is expected to make an emotional return to Zimbabwe after more than 10 years in self imposed exile in the United States of America. Mapfumo who is at the r...ChronicleEntertainment23 January 2018
Madhevere stars for Zim at U19 Cricket World CupWESLEY Madhevere was the star of the show as the Zimbabwe Under-19 cricket team cruised to an easy seven-wicket win over Namibia yesterday to qualify for the Plate semi-final at the ICC Under-19 Crick...HeraldCricket23 January 2018
Health budget increasedFINANCE and Economic Development Minister, Patrick Chinamasa has increased the Ministry of Health and Child Care allocation from $454 million to $520 million following an outcry by MPs. MPs and Zimbab...ChronicleHealth23 January 2018
Shoot to kill: MuchinguriENVIRONMENT, Water and Climate minister Oppah Muchinguri has urged wildlife rangers to adopt a “shoot-to-kill policy” against poachers, whom she equated to robbers. Speaking at a graduation ceremony o...NewsDayEnvironment23 January 2018
EU keen to lift sanctions on ZimSome members of the European Union have appealed to the organisation’s executive to lift sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe in response to recent political developments in the country. This was revealed by...HeraldPolitics22 January 2018