[DOWNLOAD] The 2019 National Budget Speech – “Austerity for Prosperity”
Download the full 2019 Budget Speech by Hon. Prof. Mthuli Ncube, Minister of Finance & Economic Development below:
2019 National Budget Speech
Urban transport: The next big thing is a series of small things
ARCHIMEDES MUZENDA
It’s not the congestion that is the biggest problem, but the suburban sprawl that is creating the traffic.
On November 6, 2018 the City...
Kariba coffer dam start deferred to March
COLIN GONDO
THE planned December start of the construction of a coffer dam in the plunge pool at Kariba has been deferred to March as...
City of Harare and Econet in Smart City partnership
HARARE - Econet Wireless today partnered with the City of Harare in a development set to transform Harare’s First Street into a world class...
Zim needs $2bln annually to cover infrastructure gap
PHILLIMON MHLANGA
VICTORIA FALLS - Zimbabwe, which has a huge infrastructure backlog, requires about $2 billion annually in the next decade to improve its infrastructure...
Parly to push Bill to regulate construction industry
PHILLIMON MHLANGA
VICTORIA FALLS - Parliament will expedite the proposed Bill to regulate players in the construction sector, Business Times can report.
The intended objective of...
Masimba takes over Southview off-site water project
LIVINGSTONE MARUFU
Listed construction concern Masimba Holdings has taken over the construction of Fidelity Life Assurance’s Southview off-site water infrastructure after the original contract Tensor...
Govt to prioritise local construction industry
PHILLIMON MHLANGA
HARARE - Government will prioritise the local construction industry players in a bid to boost productivity in the bleeding sector. Speaking at the...
Award local firms mega construction projects: Bitumen
BERNARD MPOFU
Published on September 13, 2018
Bitumen World says government could contain the country’s ballooning external debt by awarding mega construction projects to competent local...
A call for engineers as the economy moves to revival.
MUNASHE MATAMBO
“Out of a possible figure of 6 000 engineers, a total of just under 2 000 remain in the country. This is due...