Parastatals avail opportunities for youths
Tendai Matunhu
In a meeting with representatives of youths this week, State owned enterprises highlighted the opportunities that the former can unlock.
Tendai Matunhu
In a meeting with representatives of youths this week, State owned enterprises highlighted the opportunities that the former can unlock.
Christopher Makaza.
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) workers and part of the leadership have dismissed plans by ZCTU President, Peter Mutasa to stage demonstrations against government from 22 July, saying the general council had not consulted the membership.
Bernard Mutambudzi
Zimbabwe has potential to recover following commitments being shown by the new administration of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, AfDB official has said.
Shongedzai Mugwagwa
Harare Magistrate Court has transferred MDC Deputy Chairperson, Job Sikhala’s case to Masvingo High Court, The Harare Post has learnt.
Bernard Mutambudzi
The country's trade facilitation agency, Zimtrade says it is working on a website portal that has a list of all agencies which are exporting goods, Zimtrade official has revealed.
Gondai Kamumango
The United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Ambassador Brian Nichols met with the new Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) Chairperson, Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo yesterday and pledged support to the Government’s fight against corruption.
Nobleman Runyanga
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (POTRAZ) is set to review the country’s domain name system (DNS) framework soon in line with the international best practices. This was announced by the parastatal in a notice this week.
Dorcas Rumano
Government may soon purchase vehicles for Ministers and Members of Parliament (MPs), a Cabinet Minister has revealed.
Christopher Makaza
Cotton Producers and Marketers Association National Chairman, Mr Stewart Mubonderi has urged cotton farmers to desist from side marketing and sell their white gold to the Cotton Company (Cottco) which is funding them.
Staff reporter
MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa has earned himself several sobriquets, all deriving from his knack for lying with a straight face.