Zimbabwe's Tourism Minister and Africa sole candidate for the position of UNWTO Secretary General post, Walter Mzembi has lost to Georgia's Zurab Pololikashvili in a tightly contested election on Friday. Mzembi whose chances had earlier been boosted by the withdrawal of the Seychelles candidate, Alain St.
I’ve just read a news article which reported Small and Medium Enterprises Minister, Sithembiso Nyoni, as having said that the government has dispatched a delegation to Nepal to study how ‘to organise remittances inflow to improve the country’s GDP’. By Chofamba Sithole This isn’t the first policy-learning
Africa’s choice for the United Nations World Tourism Organisation’s top job, Dr Walter Mzembi successfully launched his official candidature before a capacity audience in Madrid Spain. The event which took place on the sidelines of the ongoing FITUR Tourism and trade expo was attended by
[adrotate banner="8"] Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Dr Walter Mzembi formally presented his bid for the post of Secretary General of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation in Madrid, Spain on Thursday. In his address, Dr Mzembi revealed that according to the American luxury and lifestyle
Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Dr. Walter Mzembi will lead the Zimbabwe delegation to the Spanish capital, Madrid for the 2017 Feria Internacional de Turismo/ International Tourism Trade Fair (FITUR) set for the 18th to the 22nd of January. Dr Mzembi who is also vying for
The just ended Executive Council of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) held in Luxor Egypt, has approved the electoral procedures, guidelines and road map for the 2017 plebiscite, setting the stage for aspiring candidates to present their credentials for the World tourism top
“Air Zimbabwe is one of the greatest drain on the fiscus. The airline needs to be sold to those who know how to run airlines profitably and open the Zimbabwean skies and make Harare an airline regional hub,” said Mangoma. Renewal Democrats of Zimbabwe (RDZ) President Elton
Government is meant to reclaim all tourism assets that were lost during the land reform programme, Tourism and Hospitality Minister, Walter Mzembi has said. This surfaced on Monday during the handover of the 650 vehicles which government procured for tourism development and conservation under the Indian
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