JUST IN: Zim-SA to honour bilateral commission

By Gibson Nyikadzino Online Correspondent
Zimbabwe and South Africa remain committed to addressing the plight of people living with disabilities by honouring the provisions which the two countries agreed to in the Bilateral Commission.

Labour and Social Welfare Minister Petronella Kagonye made the remarks at a joint media briefing with South Africa’s Deputy Minister for Social Development Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu as the two nations seek to implement more strategies to empower the physically challenged.

Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Petronella Kagonye meets South African Deputy minister for Social Development Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu in Harare today. Picture by Memory Mangombe)

Said Minister Kagonye: “This visit is important because it enhances co-operation that already exists through the Zimbabwe-South Africa bilateral commission. We are sharing what is common between us.”

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