adminZIA to finish digitalisation of One stop centre next month
THE Zimbabwe Investment Authority expects to finish digitalizing the One Stop Shop Investment Centre (OSSIC) at the end of this month, the chief executive Mr Richard Mbaiwa has said. Digitalization…
Deadly attack on Nato compound in Kabul
Afghan security officials have said that at least six people have been killed at a Nato compound in the Afghan capital Kabul, in an attack claimed by the Taliban. Kabul…
Ahmed fast-tracked to boost Australia
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Woman brutally murdered
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Kolo Toure seals Liverpool move
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Russia-China in ‘biggest’ joint navy drill
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Zim will hold peaceful polls says Tsvangirai
Masvingo Bureau MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday said he was confident Zimbabwe would hold peaceful elections this year and urged supporters of political parties to shun violence. Mr Tsvangirai,…
Hands of the enemy behind Dhlakama’s backtracking
Wesley Nkwazi ONLY days after Mozambique marked 20 years of peace after the civil war that pitted government forces and Afonso Dhlakama-led Renamo rebels, the country got a huge surprise.…
‘PM seeks to deny citizens right to vote’
Lovemore Chikova News Editor
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is seeking to disenfranchise Zimbabweans of their right to choose their leaders by filing an application in the Constitutional Court to extend the voting date for the harmonised elections from July 31, President Mugabe said yesterday. In his heads of arguments in the case in which he is cited as the first respondent
Special voting dates announced
Felex Share Herald Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has set July 14 and 15 as the days on which special voting will take place in 209 polling stations that have been set up countrywide for the exercise. Special voting, done in terms of Section 81A of the Electoral Act (Chapter 2:13), is meant to afford those who would be on duty on voting day the chance to cast their