The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has urged retailers that still have stocks to ensure efficient distribution of the available goods and ration them to ensure wide access while decimating any hoarding tendencies emerging out of opportunism, panic and lack of confidence in the market. ......
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Retailers Urged to Limit Available Goods
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Mining Firm Plans Legal Action Against Central Bank
Diversified resources group RioZim Limited, is planning legal action against the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) over failure to meet its obligation to avail foreign currency saying this is choking its business. ......
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Zimbabwe:Rudo Mazhande, a Trailblazer in Zimbabwe's Soap-Making Industry
Despite being a trained chemical engineer, Rudo Mazhande struggled for years to use her skills. Now her soap-making business is creating jobs and serving the needs of her community and beyond. ......
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Don't Spread Rumours, Ruling Party Cadres Told
The Zanu-PF Mashonaland Central leadership has castigated party cadres who spread rumours to the effect that the provincial chairperson should be replaced. ......
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Zanu-PF Cries Sabotage As Economy Takes Nosedive
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Zanu PF has blamed the current economic turmoil on "saboteurs" as signs of panic over the crisis begin to set in within the ruling party. ......
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Zimbabwe:Alec Mudimu Demands Bravery
WARRIORS defender Alec Mudimu has told his teammates not to be intimidated by the high-profile status of some of the Democratic Republic of Congo's players when they face the Central Africans in an African Cup of Nations qualifier in Kinshasa on Saturday night. ......
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Zimbabwe: gas, bottled water, medicine and beer in short supply
Harare - As Zimbabwe plunges into its worst economic crisis in a decade, gas lines are snaking for hours, prices are spiking and residents goggle as the new government insists that the country - somehow - has risen to middle-income status. After ousting the repressive Robert Mugabe almost a year ago following more than three decades in power, and peacefully electing President Emmerson Mnangagwa in July, many hoped the country would emerge from turmoil and return to prosperity. Instead, it appears to be imploding in the days since the new finance minister announced a "stabilization program." Over the weekend long lines for fuel reappeared, sometimes stretching for several kilometers. Anxious...
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Zimbabwe faces its worst economic crisis in a decade
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — As Zimbabwe plunges into its worst economic crisis in a decade, gas lines are snaking for hours, prices are spiking and residents goggle as the new government insists that the country — somehow — has risen to middle-income status. After ousting the repressive Robert Mugabe almost a year ago following more than three decades in power, and peacefully electing President Emmerson Mnangagwa in July, many hoped the country would emerge from turmoil and return to prosperity. Instead, it appears to be imploding in the days since the new finance minister announced a "stabilization program." Over the weekend long lines for fuel reappeared, sometimes stretching for several...
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Yadah, CAPS Square Off
AS the battle for survival gathers steam, Yadah coach Thomas Ruzive has confidence his team is highly-motivated as they go out in search of points to defend their Premiership status in a clash against giants CAPS United at the National Sports Stadium this afternoon. ......
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Govt Targets Errant Councils
Government has targeted urban local authorities with serious arrears in audit reports in a clampdown meant to promote accountability and financial discipline in councils. ......
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Consumers Must Rediscover Their Power
At the weekend, our sister paper The Sunday Mail, carried a story that bakers in the country were "plotting" to hike the price of bread to $4. ......
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Nichrut Appoint Ngore New Coach
Nichrut have appointed former ZIFA High-Performance Committee member Michael Ngore to take charge of the team's remaining four league matches as they push for survival. ......
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Govt Plans to Put 443 000ha Under Irrigation
Government has equipped 206 000 hectares with irrigation facilities across the country as it moves to avert hunger and ensure national food security at household level. ......
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Zimbabwe Named in Lonely Planet's List of 'Best Countries' to Visit in 2019
Despite the ongoing economic and liquidity crisis in Zimbabwe, the country's tourism sector received a major boost, having been named on top travel publisher, Lonely Planet's list of "best countries" to visit in 2019. ......
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Mabasa, Muchuri Shine At 2018 ZIBF Indaba
On day one, October 22, the opening storytelling and poetry performances at the 2018 ZIBF Indaba by Shona writers Ignatius T Mabasa and Tinashe Muchuri were sufficient to prepare guests for more exciting yet profound knowledge exchange on issues affecting the African writer and the book industry. ......
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Cooking Oil Producer U.S.$9 Million in Soya Farming
PURE Oil Industries, one of Zimbabwe's major cooking oil producers, says it has invested $9 million towards supporting contract farmers to produce soya bean required for the manufacture of edible oils, with other producers expected to follow suit. ......
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No Zifa Polls for Sandton Project Actors
AS the ZIFA election season reaches its business end with focus shifting to the polls to choose a new board, moves to disrupt football governance have returned to haunt some of the protagonists of the Sandton Project whose bans earlier in April make them ineligible to take part in the process. ......
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'Take Advantage of Govt Policies On Housing'
Minister of State for Mashonaland Central Provincial Affairs Monica Mavhunga has called on all local authorities in the province to take advantage of Government policies that ensure housing for all. ......
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Create Synergies, Industry and Institutions of Higher Learning Urged
Local industry and institutions of higher learning have been urged to create synergies that will contribute to the building of the country's economy. ......
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Mugabe Son-in-Law Granted Bail in Kidnapping Case
Former president Robert Mugabe's son-in-law, Simba Chikore, who is accused of unlawfully detaining a former Zimbabwe Airways employee Ms Bertha Zakeyo during a dispute, appeared in court yesterday. ......
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