Staff Reporter
The Public Service Commission Job Fair commenced yesterday at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Hall 4, attracting all line ministries and a significant number of job seekers.
Staff reporter
The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has announced a new payment structure for grains, offering farmers US dollar payments upon delivery of their produce.
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The Citizens Against Economic Sanctions (CAES) Mashonaland Central Chapter is preparing for its Provincial launch this weekend, marking a significant step in the organization’s campaign against economic sanctions. The event will take place with much fanfare, featuring prominent guests and influential speakers.
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AVM Africa private limited, is set to stage a remarkable comeback through a new partnership with Belarus-based Minsk Automobile Zavod (MAZ). The agreement, to be signed at the end of this month, will enable AVM Africa to leverage cutting-edge Belarusian technology, significantly boosting local production.
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Motorists have applauded the Government for adopting the Penalty Point System (PPS) which has the ability to automatically suspend or revoke driver’s licence in the event of traffic offence or road carnage.
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Nyanga South MP and Chairman of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Local Government, Supa Mandiwanzira led a crucial session, in Parliament yesterday, focused on oral evidence from the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works. The session was in response to five petitions raised by Residents Associations from various parts of Zimbabwe.
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Umzingwane Constituency is being transformed into a modern community in-line with the nation's Vision2030 of becoming an upper-middle-income economy.
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ZANU PF legislators have called for the expediting of the Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO) to protect Zimbabwe cultural values, enable transparency and prevent toxic political environment.
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An investigation by the Harare Post publication has uncovered a corruption scheme where Harare City Council (HCC) caretakers are capitalizing on local vendors by charging them for overnight storage of their goods, including vegetables, bottled water, fruits and soft drinks, in public toilets.
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The private sector continues to complement Government efforts in constructing sustainable infrastructure, with Mbare being the latest beneficiary through the development of a new business complex that will house at least 150 business units.
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