BREAKING NEWS: President Mnangagwa announces his new Cabinet
Minister of Finance - Prof Mthuli Ncube (Deputy Kuda Mnangagwa)
Minister of War veterans Affairs - Christopher Mutsvangwa
Minister of Youth Empowerment Development - Tino Machakaire
Minister of Sports Recreation Arts - Kirsty Coventry
Minister of Environment - Mangaliso Ndlovu
Minister of Tourism - Barbra Rwodzi (Deputy Tongai Mnangagwa)
Minister of Defence, Security and War Veterans - Oppah Muchinguri
Minister of Women's Affairs - Monica Mutsvangwa
Minister of Local Government - Winston Chitando
Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade - Frederick Shava
Minister of Home Affairs - Kazembe Kazembe
Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs - Ziyambi Ziyambi
Minister of Information - Jenfan Muswere
Minister of ICTs - Tatenda Mavetera
Minister of Mines - Soda Zhemu
Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Development - Prof. Amon Murwira
Minister of Primary and Secondary Education - T Moyo
Minister of Public Service - July Moyo
Minister of Industry and Commerce - Dr Sithembiso Nyoni
Minister of Transport and Infrastructural -Development - Felix Mhona
Minister of Energy and Power Development - Edgar Moyo
Minister of National Housing - Daniel Garwe
Minister of Land and Agriculture, - Dr Anxious Masuka
Minister of Health and Child Care - Dr Mombeshora
Minister of State for Provincial Affairs in the President's Office - L Matuke
Minister of Skills Audit and Development - Prof Paul MavimaCabinet Announced:
Minster of Finance - Prof M. Ncube
Ministers of:
Youth - Dr Kirsty Coventry
Environment- N M Ndlovu
Tourism - Barbara Rwodzi
Defence - OCZ Muchinguri Kashiri
Women’s Affairs - Monica Mutsvangwa
Local Govt - Winston Chitando
Foreign Affairs - Hon F. Shava
Home Affairs - Kazembe Kazembe
Justice - Ziyambi Ziyambi
Information Publicity -Hon J. Muswere
ICT - Hon T. Mavetera
Mines - Zhemu Soda
Higher & Tertiary - Prof Murwira
Primary & Secondary: T Moyo
Public Service - Hon July Moyo
Industry and Commerce - Dr S Nyoni
Transport - Hon F Mhona
Energy : Edgar Moyo
National Housing: Hon D Garwe
Lands & Agric : Dr AJ Moyo
Health : Dr Mombeshora
Minister of State for Provincial Affairs in the OPC - Hon Matuke
Skills Audit & Development -Prof Mavhima
Youth: Hon Tino Machakaire
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Cyber Liability Insurance for Small Business
Cyber Liability Insurance: Protection From Digital Risk
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Renewable Energy Investments Continue Growing Worldwide
Renewable energy is becoming one of the most important industries in the global economy as countries seek cleaner and more sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels. Solar power, wind energy, hydroelectric systems, and battery storage technologies are helping reduce environmental pollution while supporting economic development and energy security.
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Governments and private companies are investing billions into renewable energy infrastructure projects designed to reduce carbon emissions and expand electricity access. Solar energy has become especially popular in regions with abundant sunlight, including parts of Africa, Australia, and the Middle East.
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Electric vehicles are also contributing to renewable energy growth by reducing reliance on gasoline and diesel-powered transportation. Advances in battery technology and charging infrastructure are making electric vehicles more practical and affordable for consumers worldwide.
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Renewable energy industries are creating thousands of jobs in engineering, manufacturing, construction, and technology sectors. Experts believe clean energy investments will continue driving innovation and long-term economic growth in both developed and emerging markets.
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