ZIMBABWE is determined to catch up with other countries
through developing modern infrastructure, modern methods of doing business and
embracing technology in its quest to transform the economy, President Emmerson
Mnangagwa has said.
Speaking at t…
ZIMBABWE is determined to catch up with other countries
through developing modern infrastructure, modern methods of doing business and
embracing technology in its quest to transform the economy, President Emmerson
Mnangagwa has said.
Speaking at the commissioning of the Tel-One $23,6 million
national backbone fibre link in Beitbridge, President Mnangagwa said
Government, under the Second
A Chitungwiza man will serve 350 hours of community service
for assaulting his wife over a light bulb.
Tichaona Chinyama (24) yesterday pleaded guilty when he
appeared before Chitungwiza magistrate Mr Joshua Mawere charged with physical
abuse. Mr …
A Chitungwiza man will serve 350 hours of community service
for assaulting his wife over a light bulb.
Tichaona Chinyama (24) yesterday pleaded guilty when he
appeared before Chitungwiza magistrate Mr Joshua Mawere charged with physical
abuse. Mr Mawere initially sentenced him to 14 months imprisonment but
suspended four months on condition that he does not commit a similar offence in
the
Mike Tyson may have been friends with the late Michael Jackson but he would never have left his kids alone with him. The 52-year-old boxer – who has six kids from three relationships – was […]
Mike Tyson may have been friends with the late Michael Jackson but he would never have left his kids alone with him. The 52-year-old boxer – who has six kids from three relationships – was
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GOVERNMENT has secured US$1 million for the procurement of
essential medicines and equipment needed in public hospitals.
Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obadiah Moyo told The
Herald yesterday that the ministry had also made arrangements with so…
GOVERNMENT has secured US$1 million for the procurement of
essential medicines and equipment needed in public hospitals.
Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obadiah Moyo told The
Herald yesterday that the ministry had also made arrangements with some
companies to get medical supplies and pay through RTGs as part of efforts to
ensure pharmacies are well stocked and medicines and surgical