The Mint | Episode 28 – August 7, 2019
Are the lights coming back on in Zimbabwe? Why can’t industry pay their employees more wages? These are questions in today’s episode of The Mint with Andy Hodges…
Are the lights coming back on in Zimbabwe? Why can’t industry pay their employees more wages? These are questions in today’s episode of The Mint with Andy Hodges…
Zimbabwe will start receiving 400MW of power from South Africa’s power utility Eskom, after agreeing on a payment plan to clear a longstanding debt. The Zimbabwe Government, through ZESA, will pay Eskom US$890 000 a week, to clear the debt. The country’s Energy and Power Development Minister, Fortune Chasi briefed […]
Takudzwa Chihambakwe THE intermediate tax on all electronic transactions to the tune of $RTGS20 and above might have to be revisited once again, even after Zimbabwe’s Finance and Economic Development Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube had made some adjustments last week. The adjustments, which might result in the scrapping off of […]
Thupeyo Muleya South African police have arrested two men while attempting to leave that country for Zimbabwe via Beitbridge with a contraband of stolen tower batteries worth thousands of rand. Limpopo police spokesperson Constable Maphure Manamela, said the two, aged 30 and 40 were busted on Saturday during a stop […]
Hanganani Nleya THE International Cricket Council has replaced Zimbabwe with Namibia in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifiers which get underway in Scotland later this month (August). The ICC suspended Zimbabwe for alleged failure to keep the sport free from Government interference. In a statement released on their website, […]
Leroy Dzenga ZIMBABWE’S President Emmerson Mnangagwa has commended the University of Zimbabwe for coming up with an education system that isresponsive to the needs of industry and business. Speaking at the launch of the Innovation Hub at the University of Zimbabwe Campus on Monday, President Mnangagwa commendedthe institution for the […]
One of Zimbabwe’s most celebrated arts practitioners and playwright, Stephen Joel Chifunyise, has died. He was 70. A statement by the family said the former permanent secretary in the then Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture, died after a brave battle with cancer. Below is the full statement: The […]
It’s another episode of The Mint, with the latest in business and the economy… from Zimbabwe to Europe to the Americas and Asia. It’s all here with Ndaka Majaka as your host for today’s edition of #TheMint.
Highlanders striker Prince Dube hopes the hatrick he scored against Mauritius in Zimbabwe’s 3-1 win in the second round second leg tie of the African Nations Championship qualifier was a turning point since he rejoined Highlanders from an unsuccessful stint with South African Premiership side Supersport United. ZTN Sport correspondent […]
Mugove Chigada THERE could be two Zimbabweans in the Premier League this season if left-back Jordan Zemura gets a chance to play at AFC Bournemouth. Zemura, 19, rose from the bench this week in Bournemouth’s 3-0 win over Lyon in a pre-season match over the weekend. This comes at a […]