City Parking spends $4,8m on infrastructure

Harare City Council’s parking unit, City Parking (Pvt) Ltd, has invested $4,8 million into the city’s parking infrastructure, while declaring a dividend of $1,8 million to council.

Sanctions will not change our stance, says Putin

Sanctions, however harsh they may be, will not force Russia to abandon its independent stance in the world, President Vladimir Putin said, adding that Russians will never accept trade-offs at the expense of sovereignty.

City Parking spends $4,8m on infrastructure

Harare City Council’s parking unit, City Parking (Pvt) Ltd, has invested $4,8 million into the city’s parking infrastructure, while declaring a dividend of $1,8 million to council.

Sanctions will not change our stance, says Putin

Sanctions, however harsh they may be, will not force Russia to abandon its independent stance in the world, President Vladimir Putin said, adding that Russians will never accept trade-offs at the expense of sovereignty.

City Parking spends $4,8m on infrastructure

Harare City Council’s parking unit, City Parking (Pvt) Ltd, has invested $4,8 million into the city’s parking infrastructure, while declaring a dividend of $1,8 million to council.

TelOne switches area codes

STATE-owned telecommunications company, TelOne, is changing all area codes and modifying telephone numbers as the implementation of the $98 million national broadband project nears completion.

Sanctions will not change our stance, says Putin

Sanctions, however harsh they may be, will not force Russia to abandon its independent stance in the world, President Vladimir Putin said, adding that Russians will never accept trade-offs at the expense of sovereignty.

City Parking spends $4,8m on infrastructure

Harare City Council’s parking unit, City Parking (Pvt) Ltd, has invested $4,8 million into the city’s parking infrastructure, while declaring a dividend of $1,8 million to council.

TelOne switches area codes

STATE-owned telecommunications company, TelOne, is changing all area codes and modifying telephone numbers as the implementation of the $98 million national broadband project nears completion.

Sanctions will not change our stance, says Putin

Sanctions, however harsh they may be, will not force Russia to abandon its independent stance in the world, President Vladimir Putin said, adding that Russians will never accept trade-offs at the expense of sovereignty.