adminThe visually-impaired’s voting challenge to be heard Monday
THE High Court will on Monday determine whether or not the visually-impaired should be provided with special ballot papers printed in braille to afford them the right to a secret vote.
The visually-impaired’s voting challenge to be heard Monday
THE High Court will on Monday determine whether or not the visually-impaired should be provided with special ballot papers printed in braille to afford them the right to a secret vote.
Serviceman faces robbery charges
A soldier suspected to be part of a gang that is robbing and assaulting people in the central business district (CBD) clad in army uniform, has appeared in court.
Serviceman faces robbery charges
A soldier suspected to be part of a gang that is robbing and assaulting people in the central business district (CBD) clad in army uniform, has appeared in court.
Serviceman faces robbery charges
A soldier suspected to be part of a gang that is robbing and assaulting people in the central business district (CBD) clad in army uniform, has appeared in court.
Serviceman faces robbery charges
A soldier suspected to be part of a gang that is robbing and assaulting people in the central business district (CBD) clad in army uniform, has appeared in court.
Serviceman faces robbery charges
A soldier suspected to be part of a gang that is robbing and assaulting people in the central business district (CBD) clad in army uniform, has appeared in court.
Serviceman faces robbery charges
A soldier suspected to be part of a gang that is robbing and assaulting people in the central business district (CBD) clad in army uniform, has appeared in court.
Cottco re-engages 400k cotton farmers
The Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) has successfully re-engaged over 400 000 cotton farmers throughout the country who had abandoned production of the “white gold” five years ago in protest over low prices.
Cottco re-engages 400k cotton farmers
The Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) has successfully re-engaged over 400 000 cotton farmers throughout the country who had abandoned production of the “white gold” five years ago in protest over low prices.