adminMorocco registers record of 11.35 million tourists in 2017
RABAT. — Morocco registered a record of 11.35 million tourists in 2017, up 10 percent compared to a year earlier, according to the statistics released by Tourism Ministry yesterday.
Oxfam faces fresh claim of abuse in South Sudan
LONDON. – Scandal-hit British charity Oxfam was reeling yesterday after fresh claims of sexual assault and rape, this time between aid workers in South Sudan.
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JUST IN: ZIMSEC ‘O’Level English resit judgment out tomorrow
The High Court will tomorrow deliver judgment in the case in which two Harare parents are seeking to nullify the re-writing of the November 2017 Ordinary Level English Language Paper 2 public examination.
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LATEST: ANC recalls Zuma, Ramaphosa to be SA president
JOHANNESBURG. – Events all over the country are in motion to remove President Jacob Zuma from office and facilitate the leadership transition within the ANC following an urgent marathon meeting by the party’s national executive committee. – News24
Zim, Botswana ties enter new era
Presidents Mnangagwa and Seretse Khama Ian Khama yesterday made firm commitments to enhance cooperation, make a clean break from the past and elevate their diplomatic engagements to a Bi-National Commission that will set the pedestal for stronger ties.
Parly grills Chivayo
Businessman Mr Wicknell Chivayo was yesterday taken to task by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy over the $5 million he received from the Zimbabwe Power Company for the Gwanda solar project without the requisite bank guarantees.
ED epitome of Zim’s aspirations: Khama
President Mnangagwa is the ideal person to lead Zimbabwe as he has the right vision to transform the country’s economic fortunes, Botswana’s President Seretse Khama Ian Khama has said.
SRC breaking the law?
THE Sports and Recreation Commission, the ultimate custodians of statutes governing domestic sport organisations, might have been breaking the law for the last two years by having their affairs run by an acting director-general despite such an arrangement having no room in the Act of Parliament on which this organisation’s existence is founded.
Editorial Comment: ED pragmatic on foreign policy, re-engagement
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is in Botswana on a State visit at the invitation of host president Seretse Khama Ian Khama. The visit is historic and represents a break from the past as President Khama and Zimbabwe’s former President, Cde Robert Mugabe were not the best of buddies.
Kazembe summons Zifa, src
SPORT, Arts and Recreation Minister Kazembe Kazembe has summoned ZIFA and the Sports Commission to a meeting at his offices today to iron out their differences after the two parties were involved in a high-profile clash over the weekend.