admin600 delegates to supervise Zanu-PF DCC elections
MORE than 600 delegates drawn from Zanu-PF’s eight provinces arrived yesterday to supervise the party’s District Coordinating Committee (DCC) elections for Harare on Saturday.
No man is perfect
Nhlalwenhle Ncube WHEN we were growing up we were made to believe that one should get married to that person referred to as the “perfect man”. But with time after…
Harare waterworks rehab begins
The overhaul of Harare metropolitan’s water and sewer reticulation systems has commenced in earnest following Government’s injection of $74 million and US$8,8 million towards interventions to improve water access and waste water treatment.
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Kariba Dam rehab bridges skills transfer
Lusaka – ANY engineering project as grand as the rehabilitation of Africa’s iconic dam, the Kariba Dam, provides a great opportunity for engineers to apply their skills and acquire new ones.
Mwaruwari in low profile Bulawayo wedding
Fungai Muderere HE is one of Bulawayo’s young and well-known business entrepreneurs, a fate that is coupled by the fact that he is younger brother to celebrated former Manchester City…
Ex-VP Mphoko due in court on Nov 12
The trial of former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko, who is facing charges of criminal abuseof office, will take place from November 12 to 15.
MDC leaders appeal to Supreme Court
MDC-Alliance leaders Nelson Chamisa and Morgan Komichi have approached the High Court seeking to include an affidavit of the late Morgan Tsvangirai in their record of appeal on their legitimacy at the Supreme Court.
Zim expects thundershowers
Zimbabwe is expected to experience scattered thundershowers accompanied by lightning, strong winds and hail in some parts of the country, according to the Meteorological Services Department (MSD).
Chisora to fight Price
LONDON. — David Price has been announced as the new opponent for Zimbabwe-born British heavyweight boxer Dereck Chisora on the Regis Prograis-Josh Taylor bill at The O2 on October 26.
Adopt new technologies, polytechnics urged
Polytechnics should embark on a relentless drive for adoption, adaptation and import substitution of advanced technologies in line with the policy of developing and adopting scientific technologies that make Zimbabwe competitive in the 21st Century, a Cabinet Minister said.