Energy
Zimbabwe Opens Electricity Market to Private Sector Amid Supply Challenges
Zimbabwe is set to liberalise its electricity transmission and distribution, allowing private entities to generate and supply power, particularly in newly developed suburban areas
Read More »Fire at ZESA’s Highfield Substation Leaves Southern Harare in Darkness
A fire at the Highfield Substation on Sunday night has caused extensive power outages across southern Harare, affecting both residential and industrial areas
Read More »Zimbabwe Plunged into Darkness as National Grid Fails
Zimbabwe experienced a nationwide power blackout last night, with electricity restored only briefly in some areas early this morning.
Read More »Kariba Dam has Less Stored Usable Water
The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) said that Kariba Dam has less stored usable water (live storage) as of 06 March 2024
Read More »Invictus Energy hopes to finalise production agreement with Zimbabwe within weeks
Australia's Invictus Energy (IVZ.AX), is hopeful it will "within weeks" conclude a production sharing agreement (PSA) with the Zimbabwe government to develop its Cabora Bassa project, a non-executive director said on Thursday, following years of delays.
Read More »Russia, China Eye Nuclear Power Plant on the Moon by 2035
In a move that could significantly advance lunar exploration, Russia and China are seriously considering building a nuclear power plant on the moon's surface by 2035.
Read More »Renewable Energy Hub Shakes Up Zimbabwe’s Electricity Market
Renewable Energy Hub, a local company, has set its sights on becoming the country's first electricity retailer, applying for a license from ZERA
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Harare Authorities Crack Down on Illegal Brothel Masquerading as Massage Parlour
Five women operating an illegal brothel disguised as a massage parlour in Harare have been fined and handed suspended sentences following a police raid.
