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Topic : Zhemu Soda

Govt combats open defecation with new toilet initiative

Speaking at a strategic planning workshop in Mutare recently, Soda reiterated government’s commitment to improving sanitation as part of the nation’s broader Vision 2030.

By Clayton Masekesa Oct. 1, 2024

Govt combats open defecation with new toilet initiative

Kasese water project now 60% complete

According to National Housing and Social Amenities minister Zhemu Soda, who toured Kasese housing project on Friday last week, the progress made thus far is promising.

By Obert Siamilandu Sep. 23, 2024

Govt admits chaos in mines licensing

The proposed legislation seeks to establish a system where mining information would be captured in real time.

By Blessed Ndlovu Apr. 28, 2024

Rival demands Ran Mine closure

According to Blackgate, the claims were allegedly awarded irregularly to Ran Mine and G&P by the Ministry of Mines during arbitration. It wants them back claiming it holds genuine titles.

By Julia Ndlela and Freeman Makopa and Shame Makoshori Mar. 22, 2024

Diamond value addition has created jobs: Soda

He added the initiative aims to promote transparent governance systems to effectively monitor diamond revenues, benefitting all stakeholders, particularly local communities.

By Gracious Daniel Mar. 13, 2024

Diamond value addition has created jobs: Soda

No one has complained about mining royalties: Mines minister

The country has a massive competitive advantage in the mining sector with a highly diversified mineral resource base of over 40 commercially exploitable minerals.

By Freeman Makopa Jan. 5, 2024