Fuel prices go up

Fuel prices go up    Chronicle 31/7/2019 Michell Zvanyanya, Chronicle Reporter The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) yesterday announced an increase in the price of fuel from $7,47 to $7,55 for a litre of petrol and from $7,19 to $7,22 for a litre of diesel. This came two weeks after Zera increased the price of …

Fires destroy 315 763.08 hectares of arable land

Fires destroy 315 763.08 hectares of arable land    Chronicle 31/7/2019 Thandeka Moyo, Health Reporter  Zimbabwe has recorded an increase in fire incidents which have cost the country 315 763.08 hectares of arable land since the beginning of the year, statistics from the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) show.  In a statement to mark the start of …

Tsholotsho hunting tender dispute spills into court

Tsholotsho hunting tender dispute spills into court    Chronicle 31/7/2019 Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter ANOTHER safari operator that lost a tender to carry out safari hunts at Tsholotsho North concession area has approached the High Court challenging a decision by Tsholotsho Rural District Council to award its annual quota to a rival company. Sitatunga Zimbabwe, …

Power supply to improve after Eskom agrees to payment plan  Chronicle 31/7/2019   Minister Monica Mutsvangwa Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau Electricity supplies are expected to improve significantly following a payment plan that was agreed on by Zimbabwe and South African power utility, Eskom, coupled with a US$2 million import facility through a local financial institution. This …

The far reaching effects of fuel price increases

The far reaching effects of fuel price increases  0 July 31, 2019 2:04 AM Source: The far reaching effects of fuel price increases | Newsday (News) Every driver’s nightmare has become securing fuel and getting it at an affordable price. Remember the days of parity with the US dollar, when fuel was at USD$1.36 for petrol …

Why employee welfare matters more than ever?

Why employee welfare matters more than ever? By Newsday – July 30, 2019 With the current harsh business environment, wellness at work is an increasingly dominant theme in any discussion at workplaces. Human resources leaders industry-wide are rethinking and shifting priorities in response to new challenges that range from increased cost of living, increased transport fees, increase …

Govt working on power imports for industry

Govt working on power imports for industry By Newsday – July 30, 2019 GOVERNMENT is negotiating with South Africa and Mozambique for electricity imports dedicated to power industry, currently reeling from the ongoing load-shedding lasting up to 18 hours a day. BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA/MISHMA CHAKANYUKA “Cabinet has already made a resolution on that, where industry and mining …

Zim, Moza sign Save Tri-Basins water project

Zim, Moza sign Save Tri-Basins water project By Newsday – July 30, 2019 ZIMBABWE and Mozambique yesterday signed in Mutare the Buzi, Pungwe and Save Tri-Basins Water Project bilateral agreement that is expected to sustain livelihoods of communities in both countries. BY KENNETH NYANGANI The agreement was signed by Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement minister …