Health authorities in Zvishavane have urged residents to remain vigilant against cholera following the continued recording of new cases in the district. Zvishavane Health Promotion Officer Rumbidzai Chikwana said the …
Takudzwa Mahove
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BusinessMining
Zimbabwe Miners Cite Costly Capital as Biggest Threat to Growth Despite Commodity Boom
Zimbabwe’s mining industry says high financing costs and limited access to long-term capital remain among the biggest obstacles to growth, even as strong global commodity prices continue to boost export …
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HARARE — Zimbabwe’s central bank has delivered its strongest signal yet that it believes the economy is entering a new phase of stability, cutting its benchmark interest rate while maintaining …
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As global competition for critical minerals intensifies and governments seek greater returns from natural resources, Zimbabwe’s mining industry will gather next week to tackle a question that could define the …
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Zimbabwe remains firmly on course to achieve its ambitious 50-tonne gold production target for 2026, with deliveries to Fidelity Gold Refinery reaching nearly 17 tonnes during the first five months …
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By Jeoffrey Ncube Mutapa Gold Resources, one of the mineral entities under the Mutapa Investment Fund, has declared a US$35 million dividend to its shareholders. Addressing stakeholders in the capital …
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Palawani Wellness & Fun Day Evolves Into Great Dyke’s Premier Wellness, Networking and Community Platform
PALAWANI — A few years ago, it was a small gathering of about 30 people brought together by a shared commitment to health, wellness and community. Today, the Palawani Wellness …
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Sport
From Classroom to Club Crest: Why TelOne’s Mambo High Partnership Could Shape the Future of Football in The Midlands
When TelOne FC handed over football kits, training equipment and coaching support to Mambo High School this morning, it may have looked like a routine corporate social responsibility exercise. In …
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AgricultureBusiness
Indigenous Grain Millers Back Import Levies, Accuse Rivals of Undermining Local Agriculture
Zimbabwe’s grain import policy has drawn fresh support from indigenous millers, who have accused sections of the milling industry of pushing the country towards greater dependence on imported food at …
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AgricultureBusiness
Zimbabwe’s Grain Levy Battle Reflects a Broader Push for Food Security and Economic Self-Reliance
A growing dispute over grain import levies is exposing competing visions for the future of Zimbabwe’s agricultural economy, as policymakers, farmers and millers debate how best to balance food security, …