Fortune Chasi

Energy minister and Mazowe South legislator Fortune Chasi (Zanu PF) has paid tuition fees for 1 200 pupils from underprivileged families in his constituency as the community bears the brunt of the closure of Jumbo Mine.
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The Zimbabwean government on Tuesday resolved to reestablish the implementation plan for the 100 megawatt (MW) Gwanda Solar Project after its contractor, Intratrek Zimbabwe vowed to deliver the first 10MW within six months after signing of…
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Energy minister Fortune Chasi has given Intratrek exactly six months to feed 10 megawatts into the national grid, adding intrigue to the raging court case against the company after the Supreme Court this week ruled that its owner Wicknell…
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Zesa Holdings should use more aggressive strategies to recover an outstanding debt of more than $1 billion owed by consumers, Energy and Power Development Minister Fortune Chasi has said.
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LOAD-SHEDDING is expected to significantly ease within the next three months as Zimbabwe is close to settling its debt with South Africa’s Eskom — one of the country’s major power suppliers — while payments to Mozambique continue, a Cabinet…
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to reshuffle his cabinet after succumbing to pressure exerted by the growing economic crisis and whispers of factionalism within his ruling Zanu PF party.
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It appears the 100 megawatt (MW) Gwanda Solar Project is set to go full steam ahead after Energy and Power Development Minister Fortune Chasi wrote a letter setting out tough performance standards and goals for the new Zesa board led by Dr…
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GOVERNMENT is in the early stages of negotiating with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to seek approval in exploring nuclear energy generation.
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Energy Minister Fortune Chasi has warned individuals, who will be caught vandalising ZESA cables and transformers that they risk being jailed for 30 years.
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The Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) plans to invest in coal production to feed its thermal plants as it is unhappy with existing coal mining companies who are failing to meet demand.
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