Vusumuzi Dube
- SundayNews
- December 8, 2021
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Zim records 4 031 new Covid-19 cases
Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor ZIMBABWE continued to record a surge in new Covid-19 cases with the positivity rate rising from 30,4 percent to 34,9 percent, after the country recorded 4…
- SundayNews
- December 8, 2021
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Jabs for commuters
Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor THE Government has upped its Covid-19 vaccination drive which will see teams being deployed at main intra and inter-city bus termini amid revelations that soon commuters…
peterNEW: Zifa secretariat refutes interference reports
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter Zifa acting head of secretariat Xolisani Gwesela has dismissed reports doing rounds that some suspended executive committee members were still calling the shots in the…
Darfur: Save The Children Fears Further Violence After 50 People Killed At The Weekend
Save the Children is deeply concerned for the wellbeing of children in Sudan’s Darfur region after nearly 50 people were killed and at least 2,000 children and adults displaced in violence over…
Radisson Hotel Group Looks Ahead to 2022 as it Wraps up 2021 as a Record Year with Numerous Milestones Achieved
Radisson Hotel Group (https://bit.ly/3ozC7Sl), one of the world’s leading hotel groups, looks optimistically towards 2022 as it positively culminates the year with numerous milestones achieved in Africa over the past…
Road infrastructure key to economic evolution: Madiro
CONSTRUCTION and rehabilitation of roads across the country are aimed at improving the economic activities of rural folks currently underprivileged by poor roads.
Uganda tops African Development Bank’s Electricity Regulatory Index for fourth consecutive year
For the fourth consecutive year, Uganda’s electricity sector is Africa’s best regulated across a number of key metrics, according to the African Development Bank’s (www.AfDB.org) 2021 Electricity Regulatory Index. Other strong…
JSC closes offices, courts for two days
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) today announced the temporary closure of its main offices in Harare and various courts around the country for two days to allow fumigation and contact tracing, as cases of Covid-19 continue to surge among its employees.
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- Manicapost
- December 8, 2021
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Surging Covid-19 cases leave PSL in limbo
Ray Bande Senior Reporter SEVERAL domestic top-flight league clubs have a number of players and officials who tested positive for Covid-19, rendering Match Day Three fixtures that were…
DHL Global Forwarding expands presence in Algeria with new offices in Algiers and Hassi Messaoud
DHL (www.DHL.com) to meet growing demand for transport, logistics solutions in Algeria and north Africa; The logistics leader to open an additional office in Oran as part of its growth…