adminArab League welcomes Sudan’s declaration
The Council of the Arab League at the level of envoys on Monday issued a decision welcoming the declaration of President Omar Al-Bashir to declare 2019 as the year of peace and stability in Sudan.
Beitbridge sends out appeal for damaged schools
Beitbridge West parliamentarian Cde Ruth Maboyi has appealed to the Ministry of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing to avail resources to rehabilitate seven schools in the district which were destroyed by hailstorms since the start of the rainy season.
Kenya bank to open office in China to facilitate Sino-Africa trade
Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB), a regional financial institution, plans to open a representative office in China in order to lower cost of Sino-Africa trade, officials said Wednesday.
Integrated Properties ventures into engineering
REAL estate valuation and advisory firm, Integrated Properties, which has a stronghold in the financial services sector, has extended its product offering into engineering.
Observe human rights, ZRP urged
THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has been commended for incorporating human rights studies in its courses.
Noic storage facilities construction gathers pace
THE National Oil and Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe (Noic) has made significant progress on the completion of several fuel storage depots across the country, as the State-owned enterprise moves to increase the country’s storage capacity of petroleum products.
JUST IN: ED dissolves Harare, Byo provincial structures
President Mnangagwa has with immediate effect dissolved the Zanu-PF Harare and Bulawayo provincial structures.
JUST IN: Chamisa gags senior officials
MDC Alliance president, Mr Nelson Chamisa has gagged senior officials from the party from commenting on the forthcoming congress as the opposition leader struggles to contain the simmering tension among members.
JUST IN: Shaya alive, still admitted in hospital
Football legend George Shaya is still admitted at Parirenyatwa Hospital and is recovering well after he had his left leg amputated last week.
Sithole granted bail
MDC-Alliance Chitungwiza North constituency legislator Godfrey Sithole who is facing charges of allegedly inciting public violence to protesters who went on rampage and destroyed properties around the town was yesterday granted bail.