The Herald (Harare)-A THIRTY-MEMBER delegation of technicians from the Sadc Secretariat Directorate of Infrastructure and Services will be visiting Zimbabwe this week.

LUSAKA, Zambia -(Dow Jones)- Mining companies operating in Zambia need to reduce power consumption during the next two weeks when the power company shuts down for maintenance a generator at one of its hydro power stations, a spokesman said.

[Zimbabwe Independent] CONCERNS over Zimbabwe's indigenisation programme are stalling the country's efforts to lure independent power producers (IPPs), who are desperately needed to lift Zimbabwe's electrical power output, which is critical to the revival of the country's industry and economy.

THE constitutional reform process has lately been plagued by controversy including unwarranted and unfair attacks by Zanu PF politicians on the team of experts charged with drafting the constitution.

This week, the restaurant reviewer — your trenchant trencherman — turns to book reviewing, but — fear not — the book’s about food, drink, travel and the great outdoors in this country.

SOME strange things have been happening lately in various parts of Zimbabwe. Last month a man was hounded from a Bulawayo neighborhood over claims he possessed goblins that were raping his wife and his neighbors’ wives, and otherwise wreaking havoc in the suburban community.

African Arguments (London)-The recent ascension of Guy Scott to the vice-presidency of Zambia has been viewed with great interest by the country's neighbors as well as Western media.