Developing countries can choose to be cheerleaders or active players amid geopolitical changes

THE shifting geopolitical trends are having a profound impact on the political, economic and social scenes across the world.These changes are presenting options for developing countries to eit...

National database for all farmers created

A comprehensive national database for all farmers, which will form the foundation of an enhanced Agriculture Information Management System (AIMS), is being set up by the Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries,...

'No one can stop elections,' says Mnangagwa

Elections will go ahead as scheduled on July 30 and no one has the power to reverse the proclamation scheduling voting on that date, President Mnangagwa has said. Addressing senior Government ...

Merlin viable, says judicial manager

TEXTILE firm, Merlin Limited, which is emerging from the woods, says it needs an estimated $17.1 million to set up a ginnery that is expected to add impetus to its survival in the long-term.Th...

Merlin readies to resume production

TEXTILE manufacturing concern, Merlin has stockpiled 25 tonnes of yarn at its factory in Bulawayo as it prepares to resume production next month.The company suspended production long back and ...

Gokwe North set to get full satellite services

GOVERNMENT is set to combine terrestrial and satellite services to ensure Nembudziya District in Gokwe North starts receiving 100 percent coverage.Nembudziya District has not been receiving te...

ZAPU Devolution of Power Explained part 3 of 4

ZAPU devolved legislative regions have an abundant wealth of natural resources This is the third instalment of the four part series explaining the ZAPU devolution of power model. ZAPU devo...

Tsvangira wants GMB to be probed

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai wants the Grain Marketing Board to be investigated over allegations of failure to pay farmers who deliver their produce to the national ginnery.Tsvangirai's r...