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President Mnangagwa yesterday said business now takes precedence over politics and urged investors in infrastructure development and real estate to shun corruption and report any underhand dealings.
Investors urged to shun corruption
President Mnangagwa yesterday said business now takes precedence over politics and urged investors in infrastructure development and real estate to shun corruption and report any underhand dealings.
Investors urged to shun corruption
President Mnangagwa yesterday said business now takes precedence over politics and urged investors in infrastructure development and real estate to shun corruption and report any underhand dealings.
Investors urged to shun corruption
President Mnangagwa yesterday said business now takes precedence over politics and urged investors in infrastructure development and real estate to shun corruption and report any underhand dealings.
Investors urged to shun corruption
President Mnangagwa yesterday said business now takes precedence over politics and urged investors in infrastructure development and real estate to shun corruption and report any underhand dealings.
Zanu-PF pulling power on show: 35 000 welcome ED
Zanu-PF’s pulling power was at play yesterday when over 35 000 people thronged St Noah College in Bocha to witness the official ground-breaking ceremony of the St Noah Sports Stadium by President Mnangagwa.
Mugabe snubs Parly
THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy has resolved to issue another invite to former President Mr Robert Mugabe after he failed to appear before it yesterday to give oral evidence on diamond leakages at Chiadzwa.
Mugabe snubs Parly
THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy has resolved to issue another invite to former President Mr Robert Mugabe after he failed to appear before it yesterday to give oral evidence on diamond leakages at Chiadzwa.
Mugabe snubs Parly
THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy has resolved to issue another invite to former President Mr Robert Mugabe after he failed to appear before it yesterday to give oral evidence on diamond leakages at Chiadzwa.
Mugabe snubs Parly
THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy has resolved to issue another invite to former President Mr Robert Mugabe after he failed to appear before it yesterday to give oral evidence on diamond leakages at Chiadzwa.