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Masvingo City Council has launched a blitz on unlicensed food vendors in and around the city as part of efforts to curb the spread of diseases.
Taylor joins new kids on the block
FORMER Zimbabwe cricket captain, Brendan Taylor, is back to full fitness and set to join the new kids on the block, the Alistair Campbell High Performance Programme.
City council, ZOU join hands
Harare City Council (HCC) has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Zimbabwe Open University to launch an online journal which is expected to promote research and dissemination of local government issues.
State engages Interpol over fugitive Mzembi
The State has enlisted the services of the International Police Organisation (Interpol) to extradite fugitive former Foreign Affairs Minister Walter Mzembi who is believed to be holed up in South Africa.
Potraz crafts measures to reduce gender disparities
THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) is working on a raft of measures to reduce the disparities in opportunities for men and women in the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) sector.
Vandalism bleeds Zesa Holdings
Zesa Holdings is losing thousands of dollars through theft of copper cables and vandalism of its equipment by criminals countrywide.
‘Chaka-Chaya neEcoCash’ promotion back, bigger
The multimillion dollar “ChakaChaya neEcoCash” promotion is back.
Team Zim UK to grow initiative
TEAM Zimbabwe-UK chief executive, Marshal Gore, says the organisation plans to grow their influence in the Diaspora following the success of the recent tour by an Under-23 football team.
Kwekwe urges Govt to honour Zisco pledge
Cash-strapped Kwekwe City Council has called on Government to honour its pledge to pay the Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Zisco)’s outstanding water and utility charges amounting to $15 million in order to enable the municipality to improve on service delivery.
Council, ZESA agree on payment plan
Gweru City Council and Zesa have agreed on a payment plan for the settlement of the $28 million that the former owes the latter.