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Zimbabwean gov't unveils new incentives to boost exports Xinhua 12 May 2021, 02:05 GMT+10 HARARE, May 11 (Xinhua) -- The Zimbabwean government, through the central bank, has put in place an incremental export incentive scheme to boost the country's exports. This comes as the country has started implementing the National Development Strategy 2021-2025 which seeks to make exports one of the major drivers of economic development, among other objectives. "Going forward, as we pursue the ideals of Vision 2030, and the objectives of the NDS1, export growth will play a major role in the economic d...

By Staff Reporter ZIMBABWE Prospectus Union (ZPU) has jumped to the defence of Mines Minister Winston Chitando after Fidelity Printers – a subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) – took the senior government official to court following a Kwekwe gold mine row. Fidelity Printers recently dragged Chitando to court over a gold mining claim in Kwekwe, after government last year forfeited and reallocated it to Mirage 3 Mine. Fidelity was in a joint partnership at the mine with former Herald editor, Caesar Zvayi. However, in a High Court ruling made by Justice Joseph Mafusire last week,...

Gold buyers association hailed Herald Reporter MINES and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando has hailed the formation of the National Gold Buyers Association (NGBA) saying it is key in achieving the 100-tonne target of the yellow metal by 2023. Small-scale miners are expected to continue playing a significant role in shoring up national reserves through Fidelity Printers and Refiners. The newly-formed organisation pledged to protect the country’s interests in the trading and beneficiation of gold. “I am pleased that (the NGBA) has braced itself for this noble cause because leakag...

Zimsec June exams cancelled Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter The June 2021 Zimsec public examinations for both O and A-Levels have been cancelled following disruptions caused by Covid-19 and the resulting lockdown with those who had wanted to sit in June now joining the large majority who are being prepared to sit in November. Other Covid-19 related measures announced yesterday include new higher-security vaccination certificates to prevent forgeries and permission for casinos to reopen under strict rules. The decision to suspend the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council June examinations ar...

Xinhua THE Zimbabwean government announced Wednesday that it had come up with a new Covid-19 vaccination card with improved security features following the emergence of counterfeits. Addressing a post-cabinet media briefing, Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa warned that the government would descend heavily on culprits tampering with the cards. This follows reports that some members of staff at some clinics are issuing fake vaccination cards to people in need of them for various reasons. “Following reports of production of fake vaccination cards by unscrupulous individuals, the governme...