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TEAM Zimbabwe UK will soon engage ZIFA and the Sports Commission to come up with an exchange programme that will see Zimbabwean football coaches getting a two-week work placement at English clubs.
Eskom seeks exemptions
Eskom, South Africa’s biggest polluter, has asked for additional emission exemptions at two of its biggest plants, a request that will increase environmental protests against the state-owned utility at a time when it’s already being slammed for rolling power cuts. Eskom, which is struggling to meets its costs and has R454bn in debt, has applied to the environment ministry to delay complying with sulphur dioxide emission limits at its Medupi coal-fired plant by five years.
VP meets UN coordinator
New United Nations Resident Coordinator Ms Maria Ribeiro yesterday pledged to continue working closely with the Government and rendering humanitarian assistance.
Zim technical team Russia-bound
A technical team from Zimbabwe is expected to visit Russia early next year to follow up on agreements signed between the two countries this year, as relations between Harare and Moscow continue to strengthen.
How to counter credit card fraud
If you are the owner of a credit or a debit card, there is a non-negligible chance that you may be subject to fraud, like millions of other people around the world.
Adequately fund Auditor-General’s Office: MPs
Legislators have called for the adequate funding of the Auditor-General’s Office, saying failure to do so would undermine Government’s thrust to fight corruption and promote good corporate governance in State entities.
Access to health facilities in rural areas crucial
The up-scaling of health facilities access in rural areas should be an integral part of the development matrix, as Government envisages a quick turnaround of the economy.
Zanu-PF remains party of choice, says report
People-centred policies have ensured that Zanu-PF remains the only formidable political party that serves the people’s interests, according to its Central Committee report.
Don’t panic over coins: RBZ chief Mangudya
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has said coins under $1 being rejected by some sectors of the economy can be exchanged for larger denominations at all registered banks.
US$2m tender scam sucks in Petrozim boss
Suspended Petrozim Line (Pvt) Ltd general manager Cathrine Katsande reportedly awarded tenders worth close to US$2 million to Kaltrade (Pvt) Ltd for the supply of equipment that was never delivered, a court heard recently.