adminWhy do we still celebrate Africa Day?
We celebrate the rich and diverse history of our continent and its people as we remember the launch of the Organisation for African Unity (OAU) on May 25, 1963 in Ethiopia.
Why do we still celebrate Africa Day?
We celebrate the rich and diverse history of our continent and its people as we remember the launch of the Organisation for African Unity (OAU) on May 25, 1963 in Ethiopia.
Why do we still celebrate Africa Day?
We celebrate the rich and diverse history of our continent and its people as we remember the launch of the Organisation for African Unity (OAU) on May 25, 1963 in Ethiopia.
Why do we still celebrate Africa Day?
We celebrate the rich and diverse history of our continent and its people as we remember the launch of the Organisation for African Unity (OAU) on May 25, 1963 in Ethiopia.
Why do we still celebrate Africa Day?
We celebrate the rich and diverse history of our continent and its people as we remember the launch of the Organisation for African Unity (OAU) on May 25, 1963 in Ethiopia.
New twist to Zimdef saga
CRIMINAL charges against Zimdef chief executive Mr Fredrick Mandizvidza were dropped on Monday and he will now testify against former Deputy Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education Godfrey Gandawa and two other officials.
New twist to Zimdef saga
CRIMINAL charges against Zimdef chief executive Mr Fredrick Mandizvidza were dropped on Monday and he will now testify against former Deputy Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education Godfrey Gandawa and two other officials.
Slash $57 penalty on clamped cars: Mayor
Harare Mayor Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni has urged City Parking management to review downwards the $57 penalty being charged on motorists to have their vehicles unclamped.
Slash $57 penalty on clamped cars: Mayor
Harare Mayor Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni has urged City Parking management to review downwards the $57 penalty being charged on motorists to have their vehicles unclamped.
Slash $57 penalty on clamped cars: Mayor
Harare Mayor Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni has urged City Parking management to review downwards the $57 penalty being charged on motorists to have their vehicles unclamped.