adminNiger bans uranium exports to France
Niamey. – Western Africa’s Niger is in global spotlight since last week’s coup in capital Niamey when pro-West President Mohamed Bazoum was overthrown by his own presidential guards.
Chinese doctors bring ‘safe, warm’ hands to Botswana
GABORONE.– Living in Matsitama village in eastern Botswana, 78-year-old Ketsetletse Mosi staggered on the road after he undertook surgeon 20 days ago. He said it was a Chinese doctor who helped him walk again.
Ruto scolds top officials for being late
NAIROBI. – Kenya’s President William Ruto has scolded top government officials for arriving late to a scheduled meeting, saying it showed lack of discipline.
Toll, vehicle licence fees fall again
Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) yesterday again reviewed downwards both toll and vehicle licencing fees as local currency continues to gain against the United States dollar.
African integration to top BRICS summit agenda
JOHANNESBURG. – South Africa will advocate for the integration of the African continent and the discussion of African matters at the upcoming BRICS summit, the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition said on Monday.
Chamisa confirms service delivery failure
CCC leader Mr Nelson Chamisa has vindicated President Mnangagwa’s decision to direct central Government agencies to take over service delivery from the ineffectual Harare City Council after admitting this week that some councillors from his party are corrupt and are suitable candidates to rot in jail.
Devolution funds bring life-changing projects to Nkayi . . . district records remarkable development in past five years
BEFORE the inception of the Second Republic led by President Mnangagwa Nkayi District in Matabeleland North Province was recording few developmental projects in terms of infrastructure provision.
Pig producer lauds Zim-EU relations
Land reform beneficiary George Mudanga has every reason to thank the ruling Zanu PF Government.
Four robbery suspects arrested in Bulawayo
FOUR suspected armed robbers and burglars who were part of a gang of six that has been raiding mines and companies in and around Bulawayo have been arrested.
Residents welcome state of disaster declaration for Harare’s refuse removal
RESIDENTS of the Harare Metropolitan Province have welcomed President Mnangagwa’s declaration of the province as a “state of disaster” following the failure by the four councils in the province to remove garbage.