Seedy business: Govt owes seed companies US$62m, leaving industry in crisis
The government got seed worth over US$62 million from seed companies and never paid for it, leaving producers in crisis in an already tough drought-hit season.
Drought power: Kariba to get the lowest ever water allocation for electricity generation in...
Zambia and Zimbabwe will be allocated the least amount of water on record for electricity generation next year due to plunging levels at Lake Kariba.
BOOKS | Augustine Chihuri has written “The History of Policing in Zimbabwe”, but it...
By Tatenda Mashanda
The History of Policing in Zimbabwe by Augustine Chihuri is a disappointing and poorly written book that fails to provide any...
How ‘slow-moving’ Govt has dimmed the light on promising 20MW solar project
Government bureaucracy has left one of country’s most promising solar projects needing business rescue, reflecting the frustrations that many potential energy investors face in Zimbabwe.
With MoU for 500MW gas-to-power plant with local consortium, Invictus shows its ambitions
Fresh from discovering gas at its Muzarabani project, Invictus Energy is looking to the future by signing an updated MoU that may see the construction of a...
COLUMN | When countries lie: governments and propaganda
By Chris Kabwato
I have a relative who does not know that some family members call him “Watermelon” behind his back. It is...
