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Troubled Nyaminyami: Violent competition, corruption threaten fishing on Lake Kariba

Fishing is the major source of livelihood here although agriculture, livestock and tourism also play a part in the economy of this area.

By Elvis Dumba 17h ago

Troubled Nyaminyami: Violent competition, corruption threaten fishing on Lake Kariba

Hippos’ death a blow to tourism

In an interview yesterday, Kariba Tourism and Business Indaba co-ordinator Cephas Shonhiwa expressed deep concern over the hippos’ death.

By Obert Siamilandu Jan. 9, 2025

Green Hybrid Power to sink US$250m in floating solar project

The majority of current power generation in Zimbabwe is dependent on coal-fired power stations and Dengu said “this project will help achieve our national decarbonation targets

By Melody Chikono Jan. 9, 2025

Green Hybrid Power to sink US$250m in floating solar project

Kariba residents warned to avoid bush gatherings

Ottman advised all residents and the public to remain vigilant while walking, especially during the times when lions are most active — from mid-afternoon to early morning.

By Obert Siamilandu Jan. 3, 2025

Kariba residents warned to avoid bush gatherings

17 Ethiopians fined, await deportation

The 17, aged between 20 and 29 years, were fined US$20 each or 20 days in jail.

By Nunurai Jena Jan. 2, 2025

Byo’s 2024 economic development: What a year!

United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) recently completed a massive solar plant, marking a significant milestone in the city’s healthcare transformation.

By Sharon Sibindi Dec. 31, 2024

Byo’s 2024 economic development: What a year!

Load shedding here to stay, says Zesa

The Kariba hydropower plant, with a total capacity of 1,050 megawatts (MW), has seen its dependable capacity drop to as low as less than 100 megawatts.

By Sharon Buwerimwe Dec. 22, 2024

Kariba residents rattled by twin earthquakes

The Met Department's ongoing monitoring and communication play a crucial role in helping residents feel more secure, even as they brace for the possibility of future tremors.

By Obert Siamilandu Dec. 9, 2024