adminFactories, works regulations ensure safety and health
The operations of factories and works premises are governed by various Acts of Parliament and regulations administered by the Minister of Labour and Social Services through the National Social Security Authority (NSSA). These include the Factories and Works Act (Chapter 14:08) and the Pneumoconiosis Act (Chapter 15:08), both as revised in 1996 and eight sets of
96 soldiers killed in Yemeni suicide attack
SANAA. — A Yemeni soldier packing powerful explosives under his uniform blew himself up in the middle of an army battalion in Sanaa yesterday, killing 96 troops and wounding around 300, a military official and medics said. The suicide attack was the deadliest in the country’s capital since newly-elected President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi pledged to oustZainab captures attention
Within a few seconds Zainab has already captured the attention of the Upville housemates by giving them the lowdown on Downville and telling them about the shocking news of the Nigerian couple which voluntarily quit the house. She further went ahead to tell them about some of the exciting tasks like the spinning of the bottle where each person had to at least share
Honeymoon over for Upville
Big Brother added more twists to the game by turning the nominations to Upville housemates. This is more likely to mark the end to relaxation in this house. This was announced during the live eviction show where three Downville housemates Luke and Yadel got booted out of the stargame. This breaking news didn’t go well on the side of the upville VIPs who have been living in
Dominican pupils excel
Entertainment Editor
AGELESS will probably be the best way to describe Dominican Convent Primary School’s continued excellence in the arts section, where the school has won a number of awards in the last five years, in recognition of the pupils’ outstanding
5 persons per vehicle, but where’s the benefit?
Albert Nhamoyebonde
THE introduction of the computerised system for vehicle licences will reveal the population of cars and other vehicles on the country’s roads. It has been estimated that Zimbabwe may have nearly two million vehicles countrywide including those