Simbarashe Sithole

3 weeks ago | southerneye.co.zw | Sharon Sibindi |Simbarashe Sithole |Patricia Sibanda

The Communist Party of China (CCP) has long been accused of systematic oppression in Tibet, targeting the region’s cultural, religious, and social fabric. The Tibetan people, known for their deep-rooted Buddhist traditions and unique cultural identity, have faced relentless efforts by the CCP to erode their heritage and assimilate them into the broader framework of Communist China. One of the most alarming aspects of the CCP’s policies in Tibet is the targeted suppression of Buddhist education.

3 weeks ago | southerneye.co.zw | Sharon Sibindi |Simbarashe Sithole |Patricia Sibanda

IT needed Mother Nature to expose the shoddy preparations for this year’s independence celebrations that were held in Nembudziya, Gokwe, on Friday last week. Before the national event, authorities were gloating that they had ticked all the boxes to ensure the holding of one of the country’s key national events. They claimed roads had been rehabilitated while a soccer pitch had been constructed, a legacy infrastructure that will host future Division One matches.

3 weeks ago | southerneye.co.zw | Sharon Sibindi |Simbarashe Sithole |Patricia Sibanda

CrossBoundary Energy’s (CBE) recent acquisition of Caledonia Mining Corporation’s 13,9 megawatt peak (MWp) solar plant is expected to cut electricity operating costs for the miner, NewsDay Business heard this week. MWp is a unit of measurement for the output of power from sources like solar or wind where the output may vary, representing the maximum theoretical power a system can produce under ideal conditions.

3 weeks ago | southerneye.co.zw | Sharon Sibindi |Simbarashe Sithole |Patricia Sibanda

THE World Bank has revealed that macroeconomic vulnerabilities and a challenging business environment continue to raise the cost of doing business in Zimbabwe and slowing the pace of structural transformation. For years, the economy has been under pressure, choked by headwinds such as exchange rate volatility, power and water shortages, high  taxes and declining disposable income, among others.

3 weeks ago | southerneye.co.zw | Sharon Sibindi |Simbarashe Sithole |Patricia Sibanda

THE Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (Zida) has reported a 663,1% increase to US$4,74 billion in the investment value of deals signed during the first quarter, owing to faster digital processing and increased investor confidence in the country. The increase is from US$622,18 million recorded in the same period last year.