JUST IN: 300 cops to be promoted
About 300 police officers from all the force’s ranks countrywide are set to be promoted by the end of this month as the Zimbabwe Republic Police intensifies its restructuring exercise.
JUST IN: 300 cops to be promoted
About 300 police officers from all the force’s ranks countrywide are set to be promoted by the end of this month as the Zimbabwe Republic Police intensifies its restructuring exercise.
JUST IN: 300 cops to be promoted
About 300 police officers from all the force’s ranks countrywide are set to be promoted by the end of this month as the Zimbabwe Republic Police intensifies its restructuring exercise.
JUST IN: 300 cops to be promoted
About 300 police officers from all the force’s ranks countrywide are set to be promoted by the end of this month as the Zimbabwe Republic Police intensifies its restructuring exercise.
JUST IN: 300 cops to be promoted
About 300 police officers from all the force’s ranks countrywide are set to be promoted by the end of this month as the Zimbabwe Republic Police intensifies its restructuring exercise.
JUST IN: 300 cops to be promoted
About 300 police officers from all the force’s ranks countrywide are set to be promoted by the end of this month as the Zimbabwe Republic Police intensifies its restructuring exercise.
DPC to conclude Royal Bank compensations
HARARE – The Depositor Protection Corporation (DPC) will conclude compensation payments for defunct financial services provider Royal Bank Limited.
JUST IN: Splintered opposition paves way for ED victory
Zimbabwe’s divided opposition could bolster the long-ruling Zanu-PF’s chances of victory after failing to forge a solid coalition for the country’s first elections without Robert Mugabe.
JUST IN: Splintered opposition paves way for ED victory
Zimbabwe’s divided opposition could bolster the long-ruling Zanu-PF’s chances of victory after failing to forge a solid coalition for the country’s first elections without Robert Mugabe.
JUST IN: Splintered opposition paves way for ED victory
Zimbabwe’s divided opposition could bolster the long-ruling Zanu-PF’s chances of victory after failing to forge a solid coalition for the country’s first elections without Robert Mugabe.




