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Since inception, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has just been an umbrella term synonymous with global world trade, yet for cunning politicians, it is the alpha and omega of all essential international trade deals.
Chisora ‘let himself down badly’
Dillian Whyte believes Derek Chisora “let himself down” against Oleksandr Usyk and should have had David Haye in his corner.
Private sector roped in to rebuild national herd
Efforts to rebuild the national cattle herd are underway, with Government and the private sector in partnership with activities that support livestock value chains to reduce livestock poverty deaths and contribute towards the development of a diversified agricultural sector that promotes inclusive green economic growth.
‘Collaboration key to Vision 2030’
Collaboration between Government and the private sector is critical to the attainment of Vision 2030, Mashonaland West Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Mary Mliswa-Chikoka said recently during the handover by TelOne of groceries, blankets, stationery and personal protective equipment valued at over $1 million to Hurungwe Children’s and Old People’s homes in Karoi.
Democrats’ early lead evaporates on poll day
Republican voters have already taken out a significant chunk of the Democratic early voting lead just a few hours into Election Day voting.
Resettled farmers challenged to venture into growing macadamia nuts
Farmers resettled in Arda Transau in Mutare North have been urged to embrace the production of macadamia nuts to boost economic development and improve their livelihoods.
All councils to undergo manpower audit
A team of local government experts has been assembled to conduct a manpower audit at all local authorities following a serious decline in service delivery, Local Government and Public Works Minister July Moyo has said.
SA infrastructure projects showcased to investors
Some 28 out of the 276 infrastructure projects that South African President Cyril Ramaphosa first unveiled in June were showcased to private financiers yesterday, as the government tries to boost infrastructure investment and create jobs.
Opposition cries foul as Ouattara wins third term
Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara has won a third term in office, with 94.27 percent of the vote, the electoral commission announced, after a bitter election which sparked deadly violence and which opposition voters boycotted.