POLITICS

More enrol to train as teachers

TEACHERS' colleges have in recent months witnessed a 10 percent increase in the enrolment of students intending to train as secondary school teachers, an official has revealed. In his keynote address ...

By Staff reporter | Published: 10 September 2018
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OPINION

MDC-dominated councils: manifest of self-enrichment

The MDC Alliance, which represents a grouping of the main opposition set to participate in the July 30 elections, presented its manifesto to the electorate early last month in a bid to market itself.T...

By Nobleman Runyanga | Published: 03 July 2018
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MINING & RETAIL

ENR courts lithium mines

KADOMA-based base metals processor, Empress Nickel Refinery (ENR), says it is eying huge opportunities for toll processing that has emerged in Zimbabwe's new lithium mines.Lithium has emerged as one o...

By Staff reporter | Published: 24 May 2018
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BUSINESS NEWS

Chinamasa, Gumbo self-enrichment plan exposed

TRANSPORT minister Jorum Gumbo and his Finance counterpart Patrick Chinamasa have been stopped dead in their tracks by exposure of their self-enriching plan to shut down flag carrier Air Zimbabwe (Air...

By Staff reporter | Published: 20 April 2018
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MINING & RETAIL

RioZim looks into upgrading ENR

LISTED mining group, RioZim Limited is exploring various ways to upgrade its Empress Nickel Refinery (ENR) as the plant is a strategic asset with potential to contribute significantly to the economy.R...

By Staff reporter | Published: 02 April 2018
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EDUCATION

Tertiary enrolment to go up

Government says it will this year increase enrolment at all tertiary institution by 20 percent to ensure that all students with requisite qualifications are enrolled.Speaking at a meeting with Vice Ch...

By Staff reporter | Published: 14 January 2018
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INDUSTRIALS & ENERGY

Machinery shortage haunts Zim tissue manufacturer

KADOMA Paper Mills (KPM) is experiencing capacity constraints with one machine that can only meet 54% of the 700-tonne demand for tissue paper in Zimbabwe and having to import waste paper.As a result ...

By Staff reporter | Published: 07 September 2017
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