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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said last week that China will continue to support the core role of the World Health Organisation (WHO) in coordinating vaccine research, while making its contribution to ensuring vaccine accessibility and affordability in developing countries.
Samanja opens up on why he snubbed FCP
FORMER Harare City captain Tendai Samanja says his decision to join the municipal club ahead of Premiership football champions FC Platinum was influenced by his desire to remain in the capital.
ZIFA Appeals Committee resolute
THE ZIFA Appeals Committee has remained resolute that ZIFA vice-president Gift Banda must be reinstated to his position despite the association’s lawyer, Chenaimoyo Gumiro, claiming that the Bulawayo-based businessman remained suspended.
Coping with job loss during Covid-19
COVID-19 is affecting everyone in many ways. As a result of lockdown, and physical distancing, the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way people work. Other people are going to work, others working from home, while others have lost their jobs completely.
Tongaat not backing down
Sugar producer Tongaat Hulett last Friday rejected concerns raised by Barloworld over the profitability of its starch business, which Barloworld is in the process of buying for R5,3 billion.
Ex-UN diplomat Magosha laid to rest
War veteran and former diplomat to the United Nations Mr Elisha Magosha was buried yesterday.
SA coal exports may have peaked: Anglo American
Anglo American says the country’s coal exporting capacity may have reached its peak with the Witbank coal belt in Mpumalanga reaching its maturity.
Kariba Dam project on course
THE Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project is progressing after temporary Covid-19 setbacks were overcome when it got essential service status.
Petrol blending back to E20
The mandatory percentage of ethanol blending has been restored to 20 percent after sitting at 10 percent after ethanol production fell below market requirements..
Kenya to contribute experience into the UN Security Council
In just under a month, Kenya will be on the ballot for one of the five vacant slots reserved for non-permanent members of the United Nations Security Council.