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All set for top energy conference - The Standard - Vimarsana News

All set for top energy conference - The Standard

The conference, which is running under the theme Building a Sustainable Energy Future, ends on Thursday and is expected to attract experts from around the world.

International conference to focus on sustainable renewable energy future - Vimarsana News

International conference to focus on sustainable renewable energy future

The Bretton Woods Institution encouraged the government to quickly adopt renewable energy projects as energy demand is expected to reach 5 177 megawatts by 2030.

Zimbabwe power outages hit businesses and families - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe power outages hit businesses and families

Zimbabwe is only generating one third of its energy needs, hitting businesses and families hard.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Power crisis hits business, families: A social media post demonstrates how to iron clothes without power - by sliding a pot of boiling water across the garment. - Vimarsana News

Power crisis hits business, families: A social media post demonstrates how to iron clothes without power - by sliding a pot of boiling water across the garment.

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Zimbabwe power outages hit businesses and families – BBC - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe power outages hit businesses and families – BBC

It is after 10 o'clock at night, and Zimbabwe's capital Harare is uncharacteristically dark. Chatter and laughter emerge from a small factory inside the Willowvale Industrial Park. Men in overalls sit around a small fire under the moonlight, waiting for the few hours of power so they can work. Outages are normal in Zimbabwe, but