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Creating conditions for successful PPPs
Ahealthy Public-Private Partnership (PPP) has several defining features: strong competition, bankability with low financial costs, lower risk of renegotiations, secure value for money, and efficiency gains. What does it take…
7 killed in bus accident
Seven people were killed, while eight others were seriously injured, when two buses owned by Jarax Bus Company side-swiped at the 98km peg along Harare-Masvingo Road.
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- August 24, 2018
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People spend more time on WhatsApp than other Apps
Alvine Chaparadza Among all the social media platforms, people globally spent a whopping 85 billion hours on the Facebook-owned WhatsApp in the last three months. According to the data released…
Municipality steps up fight against typhoid
GWERU City Council has stepped up the fight against typhoid which claimed nine lives and affected over 1 500 people in the past three weeks by training schools, colleges and health staff from Midlands State University (MSU) to be proactive and be able to deal with suspected cases.
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- August 24, 2018
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Hockey girls begin preps for Youth Olympics Games
Chipo Sabeta The girl’s U18 hockey team has started preparations for the 2018 Youth Olympic Games (YOG) scheduled for Buenos Aires, Argentina from October 6 to 18. Nine girls, selected…
Bars cash in on live Concourt proceedings
Sports bars dotted around Gweru and Kwekwe in the Midlands Province on Wednesday recorded brisk business, charging a fee to people seeking to watch the live screening of the Constitutional Court proceedings on the petition lodged by MDC-Alliance leader Mr Nelson Chamisa, who is seeking to overturn President Mnangagwa’s victory in the July 30 harmonised elections.
CAPS fans show Bamusi some love
CAPS United fans gave Phineas Bhamusi a standing ovation and showered the winger with cash after the Triangle speedster turned on the show at the National Sports Stadium yesterday.
Bosso go down in five-goal thriller
CHICKEN Inn striker Obriel Chirinda inspired his team to a well-deserved victory over Highlanders in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Bulawayo derby at Barbourfields yesterday.
Why money alone can’t help beat poverty in Africa
JOHANNESBURG — Nigeria recently surpassed India to become the country with the highest number of people living in extreme poverty: 87 million. Nigeria is oil rich and boasts Africa’s fastest growing economy. Yet six of its people fall into extreme poverty every minute.
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- August 24, 2018
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Voluntary disclosure of Customs, Excise offences in general
This article covers the Voluntary Disclosure programme that is running between July 2018 and December 2018 in as far as it refers to offences relating to the Customs and Excise…