Staff Reporter
The commissioning of the five-megawatt Mutirikwi Mini-Hydro Power Plant in Masvingo Province marks a transformative milestone under Zimbabwe’s Second Republic, reaffirming the Government’s commitment to energy self-sufficiency and the Vision 2030 agenda.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) has reported significant losses totaling US$ 924,524 due to widespread vandalism and theft of its infrastructure from October 2024 to date.
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The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development (MMMD), in collaboration with the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT), is developing an automated mineral export permit system. This initiative aims to streamline the export permit process, reducing bureaucratic delays and curbing illicit mineral exports.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe is bolstering its economic transformation through mining, with a multi-million-dollar Mining Industrial Park in Beitbridge set to be commissioned next month. This strategic project is part of broader efforts to achieve Vision 2030, which aims to elevate the nation to an upper-middle-income economy by 2030.
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The Government, in partnership with the 4-H Foundation, has launched a rural community engagement program aimed at enhancing women’s resilience and equipping farmers in Hurungwe District with climate-smart agricultural practices.
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Zimbabwe is among African countries set to benefit from a US$76.4 million investment in agricultural research and capacity development, which is led by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR).
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Zimbabwe’s private sector has pledged strong support for an export-led industrialisation strategy aimed at enhancing the country’s regional and global trade footprint.
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The Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) has issued a strongly worded statement dismissing claims made in a recent NewsDay article titled "Churches Trash ED2030 Plan."
Staff Reporter
Harare City Council (HCC) is grappling with a deep financial crisis, primarily attributed to its bloated workforce of over 10 000 employees.
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The Ministry of Health and Child Care has initiated a workshop running from 20 to 24 January, 2025, in Harare to strengthen Zimbabwe’s preparedness and response mechanisms to public health threats, with a particular focus on the ongoing Mpox outbreak.
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