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Zimbabwe’s second-largest mobile network provider NetOne, yesterday donated four motorcycles, reflective jackets and rain suits to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Traffic Section for use while controlling traffic at intersections, especially during peak hours.
99-year leases: Govt secures funding for mapping farms
Government has secured funding for the mapping of farms to enable the issuance of 99-year leases, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa has said.
Museveni to run for 6th term
Uganda’s ruling party has endorsed President Yoweri Museveni (74), as its candidate in 2021 elections, which could see him seek re-election for a sixth term, a party resolution said yesterday.
National Museums executive director, deputy in court
National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe’s executive director Godfrey Mahachi and his deputy Darlington Munyikwa yesterday appeared in court on allegations of allocating themselves fuel from the organisation without approval from the board or Ministry of Home Affairs.
3 MPs quit as UK political sands shift
Three MPs quit the governing Conservative Party over Brexit yesterday, joining a mounting rebellion in parliament this week against the two major parties that is shaking the system in British politics.
Spirit Praise in worship night
Revered interdenominational gospel group Spirit Praise will tomorrow bring together Christians from different walks of life in an evening of praise and worship.
Nine executed over public prosecutor’s killing
Egyptian authorities executed nine men convicted for the 2015 killing of the country’s chief prosecutor yesterday amid a surge in the number of death sentences carried out this month, lawyers, activists and officials said.
Kisdo Matsika dies
THE football fraternity was yesterday plunged into mourning following the death of Zimbabwe Under-23 team manager Kisdo Matsika.
New policy to curb illegal land sales
GOKWE South Rural District Council (RDC) has adopted a new policy to deal with unsanctioned developments and curb illegal parcelling of land by unscrupulous traditional leaders within its boundaries.
IPEC to announce compensation framework
Insurance and pensions regulator, IPEC, is soon expected to announce a compensation framework to policy holders whose claims were eroded during the conversion of values from Zim-dollar to the United States dollars during the February 2009 period.