adminParly to engage US Congress
THE Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade is planning to meet members of the United States Congress and the European Union to discuss the removal of sanctions as part of its re-engagement drive.
Georgia pledges to develop ties
Georgia yesterday pledged to develop bilateral relations with Zimbabwe taking advantage of opportunities brought about by the new dispensation.
Bid to block 2pc tax flops
Combined Harare Residents’ Association director Mfundo Mlilo’s attempt to block the recently announced 2 percent tax on electronic money transfers yesterday hit a snag after the High Court yesterday threw out the matter for lack of urgency.
Lumumba sent packing
Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has dumped Acie Mutumanje Lumumba, as chairman of the Communications Taskforce in the ministry, three days after his appointment.
No to roadblock targets: Matshiya
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (RBZ) must not give traffic cops manning roadblocks targets as this fuels corruption and other forms of misconduct, Home Affairs and Culture Secretary Dr Melusi Matshiya, has said.
Ghana shuts down Kwame Nkrumah University over riots
ACCRA. — The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been closed down indefinitely following violent demonstrations by students on the university campus in Kumasi yesterday. The Ashanti…
Namibia, Kenya sign three agreements
WINDHOEK. – Namibia and Kenya have signed three cooperation agreements in political and diplomatic consultations, tourism and youth affairs.
Interpol seizes 500 tonnes of illicit drugs in worldwide raids
PARIS. – Coordinated police raids in 116 countries have netted 500 tonnes of illicit pharmaceuticals available online, including fake cancer medications, counterfeit pain pills and illegal medical syringes, the Interpol police organization said on Tuesday.
SHOW US RESPECT
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa has demanded that his leadership be accorded respect as they battle to keep national football afloat in a tough operating environment…
Zisco $1bn deal back on track
The Government said yesterday it has decided to put back on track the proposed $1 billion investment in the Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company by a Chinese investor.