admin‘Sub-standard equipment driving mining accidents’
USE of rudimentary or sub-standard equipment is largely to blame for most of the accidents in small-scale mining and the Government has since intervened by undertaking nationwide risk assessment and awareness campaigns to reduce such misfortunes.
Russian youth affairs leader hails First Lady’s empowerment programmes
The head of Russia’s Federal Agency for Youth has given First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa special mention for the sterling work she is doing with her Angel of Hope Foundation to economically empower youths across Zimbabwe and to curb drug and substance abuse.
Zim making financial inclusion progress: FinMark Trust
ZIMBABWE is making satisfactory progress towards meeting its financial inclusion targets, especially in light of the achieved milestones under the National Financial Inclusion Strategy 1 (NFIS 1) launched in 2014, Finmark Trust, which carried out the first survey to gauge the level of financial coverage, said.
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SA needs to get back to basics
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Borehole drilling firm eyes improved access to water
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We will continue empowering youths: EEG
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Oil drops for fourth straight day
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COMESA develops regional policy on solar products
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Man electrocuted trying to steal transformer oil, copper cables
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‘Securico journey exciting, splendid’
Securico managing director, Dr Divine Ndhlukula has described her journey in founding and managing one of Zimbabwe’s leading security services companies as “exciting” and full of “splendour”.