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World View: UN climate report: Clutching at straws

It was formally adopted by the IPCC only five years ago, but it’s already too late to stop the warming short of +1,5°C.
By Gwynne Dyer 10h ago

Climate change in the construction industry

Today, as the beast looks us in the eye — cyclone Freddy — the cost of its destructions far outweighs the cost of environmental reforms, particularly in the construction industry.
By Mike Juru 11h ago

RioZim in trouble over job cull

The mine is controlled by Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed resources outfit, RioZim Limited, which reported significant write downs during the half year ended June 30, 2022.
By ELMA ZHOYA 12h ago

Editor’s Memo: Future of power generation is green

The southern African country’s renewable resources include solar, wind, hydro and biomass.
By Alfonce Mbizwo 13h ago

Hefty taxes a heavy toll on business

Over US$42 billion had been wiped out through mismanagement a decade earlier, after inflation surged to a terrifying 500 billion percent in 2008

BNC, Zambian firm ink tolling deal

The Victoria Falls Stock Exchange-listed BNC’s processing facility at its Trojan Mine has been dormant for several years.
By RUGARE MUBIKA 13h ago

What Chief Marange ought to know about the ZCDC deal

State-run ZCDC is the product of a government crackdown six years ago that chased away seven private miners from the gem fields and limit industrial-scale looting.
By Shame Makoshori 13h ago
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US embassy slams door on sanctioned firms

In responses to questions posed by this publication, the US embassy said two years before Tagwirei and Sakunda’s designation, Washington had stopped purchasing fuel from the firm.
By Tinashe Kairiza 14h ago
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Govt bars Chiadzwa trust from gem indaba ...Members claim backlash over ‘shady’ US$400m ZCDC deal

The proposed deal would see ZCDC paying GDI about US$400 million for the stake, while the money could be used to fund its stalled Darwendale platinum mining project.
By Tinashe Kairiza 14h ago