Government of Zimbabwe helps meet refugees’ food needs
The Government of Zimbabwe has today contributed 4,400 mt of maize grain, to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to meet the food needs of refugees living at Tongogara
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The Government of Zimbabwe has today contributed 4,400 mt of maize grain, to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to meet the food needs of refugees living at Tongogara
Zimbabwe’s Deputy Minister of Energy and Power Development, Hon. Magna Mudyiwa, stated at the South Sudan Oil & Power (SSOP) conference (https://apo-opa.info/3N3J35a) in Juba this week that Zimbabwe is looking…
More than 150 key stakeholders in the agriculture sector, including Senior Government officials, private sector actors, farmer organisations, financial institutions, development partners and UN Agencies are gathered in Harare for
MINSK,(BelTA) – Zimbabwe may become a major hub in South Africa for selling Belarusian products, BelTA learned from Minister of Foreign made after the minister met with Belarus President Aleksandr
The Federal Government has approved the disbursement of 308 billion naira worth of Promissory Notes to 199 exporting companies under the Export Expansion Grant (EEG) Scheme. Ezra Yakusak, Executive Director/CEO,
By Michael Tome PARLIAMENTARY Committee on Mines and Mining Development says the upcoming Mines and Minerals law should be rigid on lithium beneficiation to ensure maximum returns for the country
Zimbabwe and Rwanda have made significant progress in their rural electrification programs and arenearing completion of modalities for deploying $800 million projects. Last year, President Mnangagwa announced that Rwanda had
Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mutri Nukbe said Wednesday that a $10 million revolving facility will be built to support value creation and development by artisanal and small-scale gold miners (ASGM), who
By Edgar Vhera HORTICULTURE export earnings have remained static at US$71 million for the period January to November 2022 compared to the same period the previous year with 121 million
Zimbabwe needs to keep increasing imports of critical products, mainly energy, machinery and equipment plus some raw materials for primary production, and consumers seeing steadily improving incomes want to buy