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- February 9, 2021
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First vaccine doses by Monday
Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Sunday News Reporter Zimbabwe is expecting to receive its first batch of the Covid-19 vaccine doses by Monday next week while the second batch is expected on March…
adminMinisters tasked to draw up 5-year plans
Cabinet ministers must before the end of March, draw up five-year action plans aligned to the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1), for consideration by Government with the offices of the Vice Presidents continuing to monitor ministries clustered under their mandates.
Nation mourns Nyikayaramba
THE country has yet again been plunged into mourning following the death of Lieutenant General (Retired) Douglas Nyikayaramba with President Mnangagwa saying the void he has left will be hard to fill.
Zimra surpasses set targets
The country’s tax collector, Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra), says its collections for the three months to December surpassed the revised set targets.
Government plans to vaccinate 10 million
The Government plans to vaccinate 10 million people against the Covid-19 virus for free, as the health system battles to reduce the threat of the global pandemic.
A DECADE OF DECLINE . . . From the heights of a Top Ten place, the PSL has plunged down the table
FROM a high point of being ranked ninth in 2012, to the lowest mark of losing all points, the domestic Premiership has gone through its toughest phase, in the past decade.
Billiat wanted for US$800k-a-year deal
ZIMBABWE international forward, Khama Billiat, is making headlines amid reports there are moves for him to secure a deal worth about US$800 000 per year in North Africa.
RBZ still optimistic about low inflation
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Dr John Mangudya, remains confident authorities will be able to maintain a lid on prices to curtail potential relapse into runaway inflation, following worrying increases in December and January.
Cabinet gets updates on vaccines roll-out
Cabinet received updates on the procurement and roll out of Covid-19 vaccines in Zimbabwe, which the Honourable Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care presented in conjunction with the Minister of Finance and Economic Development.
Kagonye granted $30 000 bail
Former Minister of Labour and Social Welfare Petronella Kagonye yesterday appeared in court on allegations of fraudulently parcelling out stands to desperate home-seekers.