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Articles by Hebert Zharare
Zimbabwe: President's Visit to South Korea Opens New Economic Frontier
President Mnangagwa's diplomatic charm during the just-ended South Korea-Africa Summit, including his address to the hugely subscribed business forum, is already paying dividends as it emerged several South Korean business people are making enquiries, mainly in the mining sector, through their diplomatic mission in Harare.
Zimbabwe: President Mnangagwa Leaves South Korea for St Petersburg Economic Forum
President Mnangagwa left for Russia early this morning to attend the St Petersburg International Economic Forum at the weekend after attending the inaugural South Korea - Africa Summit that he described as a resounding success.
Zimbabwe: New Job Opportunities Beckon for English Teachers in South Korea
Zimbabwe has opened negotiations with South Korea for it to be classified as an English-speaking country, a situation likely to open new job opportunities for local English teachers in the rich Asian nation.
Zimbabwe: ZNCC, KCCI Sign MOU to Boost Trade, Investment
Seoul — One of the country's largest business lobby groups, the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) and the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that seeks to promote trade and economic relations among businesses from the two countries. The ZNCC president, Mr Mike Kamungeremu and Mr Lee Seong Woo, vice president of KCCI signed on behalf of their organisations in a ceremony held in Seoul.
Africa: Intensify Tech Support for Africa - President
SEOUL, South Korea — PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday implored South Korea to intensify technology transfer to African countries and help facilitate support for the continent's businesses and entrepreneurs so that they can penetrate lucrative global value chains. The President said this while addressing the inaugural South Korea-Africa Summit, held at the giant KINTEX exhibition centre in IIsan town, about 40km out of Seoul.
Africa: President Attends Official Opening of South Korea-Africa Summit
Seoul — The inaugural South Korea - Africa Summit officially started here this morning with President Mnangagwa joining other African Heads of State and Government as host President Yoon Suk Yeol emphasised the need for his country to enhance cooperation with the continent.
Zimbabwe Facilitates New Job Opportunities for English Teachers in South Korea
Seoul — Zimbabwe has opened negotiations with South Korea for it to be classified as an English-speaking country so as to open new job opportunities for local English teachers in the rich Asian nation, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Dr Fredrick Shava has said.
Zimbabwe: President Mnangagwa Holds Talks With His South Korean Counterpart
President Mnangagwa this morning held a bilateral meeting with his South Korean counterpart, President Yoon Suk Yoel, ahead of the official opening of the inaugural South Korea - Africa Summit 2024.
Zimbabwe: IMF Offers to Help Govt Clear Arrears
By Hebert Zharare and Martin KadzereThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday said it was ready to help Zimbabwe craft a debt clearance strategy anchored on fundamental economic reforms. This comes after outgoing British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Catriona Laing made similar remarks on Tuesday that London was prepared to support an interim staff-monitored programme for Zimbabwe to quickly clear its obligations to international lenders and start accessing new funding.
Zimbabwe: Roads Body Up to Date With U.S.$206 Million Loan Payment
By Hebert ZharareThe Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) has repaid half of the $206 million loan from the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), secured to finance the rehabilitation of the 860 km Plumtree - Harare - Mutare Highway. This comes as the Private Public Partnership (PPP) between Zinara and Univern Enterprise continues to yield dividends.
Zimbabwe: President to Open Trade Fair
By Hebert ZhararePreparations for the 59th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) to be held next month have gathered pace with the organisation having written to President Emmerson Mnangagwa inviting him to officially open the showcase in Bulawayo. Namibian President Hage Geingob officially opened last year's edition of the ZITF.
Zimbabwe: Firm Evaluates Area Before of Alluvial Gold Mining Begins
By Hebert ZharareThe Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Mining Company (ZCDC) is doing exploratory work and evaluation at Gache-Gache in Kariba ahead of commencement of alluvial gold mining in the area. Government directed ZCDC to conduct alluvial gold mining in response to reports that some players were extracting the mineral illegally and extensively damaging the environment.
Zimbabwe: Kariba South to Feed 150 MW By December
By Hebert ZharareAbout 86 percent of work on the Kariba South Power expansion project has been completed with the first unit expected to start generating 150 megawatts by December this year, while the second one will feed 150MW into the national grid after commissioning by March next year.
Zimbabwe: Heed President's Counsel - Chombo
By Hebert ZharareAll Zanu-PF structures should stand guided by President Mugabe's call to stop demonstrations forthwith and follow laid down procedures to address their grievances, the revolutionary party's Secretary for Administration Cde Ignatius Chombo said yesterday. He said those who defied the directive would be dealt with.
Zimbabwe: President Leaves for Papua New Guinea
By Hebert ZhararePresident Mugabe left Harare yesterday to join other Heads of State and Government attending the 8th Summit of African, Caribbean and Pacific group of States (ACP) in Papua New Guinea. The President was accompanied by the First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe, Industry and Commerce Minister Mike Bimha, Foreign Affairs Minister Simbarashe Mumbengegwi and permanent secretaries Ambassador Joey Bimha and Mr George Charamba.
Zimbabwe: Govt to Collect Land Rentals, Taxgovt to Collect Land Rentals, Tax
Cabinet has given the green light for the Lands and Rural Resettlement Ministry to take over the collection of land rentals and unit tax from all A1 and A2 farmers following reports that some rural district councils (RDCs) were abusing the money. Until the recent announcement, the RDCs had been collecting the levies. The new Cabinet directive would see the Ministry of Lands and Rural Resettlement handing over the land levies to Treasury to ensure accountability.
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