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ZIMBABWE and Rwanda yesterday signed four Memoranda of Understanding (MoU/Agreements) to cement bilateral relations at inaugural virtual session of the Joint Permanent Commission on Cooperation (JPCC). Some of the agreements … Read More
The story of Beitbridge is an exponential growth that does not correspond to demand for service. It is mainly an expansion in terms of population numbers but highly unmatched by … Read More
Government expects the successful rollout of the National Development Strategy (NDS1 2021-2025) to position the country on a favourable footing to tap into the lucrative opportunities under the African Continental … Read More
Certain fundamentals are critical in crafting a nation branding strategy that is acceptable internationally and internally. A well-coordinated, broad based, participatory and transparent nation branding strategy is sustainable and results … Read More
Kadoma City that promised 18 private land developers a site for the construction of sewer ponds to connect more than 10 000 new stands to the city’s waste management system … Read More
INDUSTRY is preparing a Zimbabwean strategy to identify and exploit opportunities presented by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which came into force in January, focusing on building enterprise … Read More
Zimbabwe and Cuba have pledged to continue strengthening relations, especially on the international arena, as the two are facing similar challenges including being under United States sanctions. This came out … Read More
THE African Export-Import Bank (AfreximBank) has agreed to allow Zimbabwe to re-organise US$1,4 billion of its debt to the lender, which will act as an adviser in the country’s attempts … Read More
The Government is working on a raft of transformative interventions in agriculture to enhance the sector’s performance and increase its contribution to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and ensure national … Read More
The government of Zimbabwe is expecting the 2021 maize yield to surpass 2.8 million tonnes for the first time since 1984, Newswire reports. The matter came to light in parliament … Read More
