adminNewcomers face off in Div One
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter AL BURAAK coach Naison Muchekela will not read much into the suspension of his two players, Mostaf Mugadzaweta and Charles Lumbimani, ahead of their Runyararo Service…
Newcomers face off in Div One
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter AL BURAAK coach Naison Muchekela will not read much into the suspension of his two players, Mostaf Mugadzaweta and Charles Lumbimani, ahead of their Runyararo Service…
Newcomers face off in Div One
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter AL BURAAK coach Naison Muchekela will not read much into the suspension of his two players, Mostaf Mugadzaweta and Charles Lumbimani, ahead of their Runyararo Service…
Newcomers face off in Div One
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter AL BURAAK coach Naison Muchekela will not read much into the suspension of his two players, Mostaf Mugadzaweta and Charles Lumbimani, ahead of their Runyararo Service…
Zero tolerance to litter
Solid waste management remains one of the topical environmental issues confronting many urban local authorities in Zimbabwe. Piles of waste are seen on most road side and open spaces. Littered roads seem to be the order of the day in most urban centres. Sections 73 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe and 4 of the Environmental Management Act (CAP 20; 27), clearly state that it is everyone’s right to live in a clean environment that is not harmful to human health.
Zero tolerance to litter
Solid waste management remains one of the topical environmental issues confronting many urban local authorities in Zimbabwe. Piles of waste are seen on most road side and open spaces. Littered roads seem to be the order of the day in most urban centres. Sections 73 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe and 4 of the Environmental Management Act (CAP 20; 27), clearly state that it is everyone’s right to live in a clean environment that is not harmful to human health.
Zero tolerance to litter
Solid waste management remains one of the topical environmental issues confronting many urban local authorities in Zimbabwe. Piles of waste are seen on most road side and open spaces. Littered roads seem to be the order of the day in most urban centres. Sections 73 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe and 4 of the Environmental Management Act (CAP 20; 27), clearly state that it is everyone’s right to live in a clean environment that is not harmful to human health.
Zero tolerance to litter
Solid waste management remains one of the topical environmental issues confronting many urban local authorities in Zimbabwe. Piles of waste are seen on most road side and open spaces. Littered roads seem to be the order of the day in most urban centres. Sections 73 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe and 4 of the Environmental Management Act (CAP 20; 27), clearly state that it is everyone’s right to live in a clean environment that is not harmful to human health.
Zero tolerance to litter
Solid waste management remains one of the topical environmental issues confronting many urban local authorities in Zimbabwe. Piles of waste are seen on most road side and open spaces. Littered roads seem to be the order of the day in most urban centres. Sections 73 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe and 4 of the Environmental Management Act (CAP 20; 27), clearly state that it is everyone’s right to live in a clean environment that is not harmful to human health.
Bambo questions COSAFA Cup glory
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter DESPITE Zimbabwe’s continued successes at the COSAFA Cup, football legend Moses “Bambo” Chunga believes ZIFA need to keep prioritising development ahead of short-term success. The…