President appoints new PSC boss
President Mnangagwa has appointed Mr Vincent Hungwe as the Public Service Commissions chairperson with effect from June 1.
Concentrate on school work: First Lady
THE First Lady Auxilia Mnangagwa has encouraged pupils to be focused on their studies and to stay away from drugs as they destroy their future.
Concentrate on school work: First Lady
THE First Lady Auxilia Mnangagwa has encouraged pupils to be focused on their studies and to stay away from drugs as they destroy their future.
Fighting the Chalabi spirit in us
No State or government should be immune from criticism. In modern democracy we have opposition parties. Their role is opposing our ideas and proffering alternatives. They have to push in such a way that we end up being self-critical.
Fighting the Chalabi spirit in us
No State or government should be immune from criticism. In modern democracy we have opposition parties. Their role is opposing our ideas and proffering alternatives. They have to push in such a way that we end up being self-critical.
Fighting the Chalabi spirit in us
No State or government should be immune from criticism. In modern democracy we have opposition parties. Their role is opposing our ideas and proffering alternatives. They have to push in such a way that we end up being self-critical.
Fighting the Chalabi spirit in us
No State or government should be immune from criticism. In modern democracy we have opposition parties. Their role is opposing our ideas and proffering alternatives. They have to push in such a way that we end up being self-critical.
Fighting the Chalabi spirit in us
No State or government should be immune from criticism. In modern democracy we have opposition parties. Their role is opposing our ideas and proffering alternatives. They have to push in such a way that we end up being self-critical.
Govt clarifies $100m UK loan, cash woes link
THE US$100 million given to Zimbabwe by the United Kingdom reduces demand for foreign currency from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)by private firms and the savings will go a long way in easing cash shortages, Presidential Press Secretary Mr George Charamba said yesterday.
Govt clarifies $100m UK loan, cash woes link
THE US$100 million given to Zimbabwe by the United Kingdom reduces demand for foreign currency from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)by private firms and the savings will go a long way in easing cash shortages, Presidential Press Secretary Mr George Charamba said yesterday.






