ZESN Ballot Update for the month of October - ZESN Ballot Update October 2014 The period under review has been largely peaceful with the exception of intra-party conflicts that continue to be reported on in the media. The government continues to align the country’s laws to the
By Farai Dauramanzi City of Harare (CoH) on Thursday 30 October 2014 presented its 2015 budget proposal which will see residents retaining 10% of all collected revenue and no changes in tariffs. According to the budget that was presented to council by the City’s Finance and Development
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By Farai Dauramanzi The City of Harare on Wednesday 29 October 2014 received fire tenders that were donated by the Insurance Council of Zimbabwe (ICZ). After this donation, Harare’s fire department now has 12 fire engines at its disposal from a mere seven. The fire department has
[embed]https://soundcloud.com/263chat/africa-human-rights-day-commemorations-on-21-oct-2014-welcome-remarks-lloyd-kuvheya[/embed] The Zimbabwe Human Rights Forum held the 21 October Africa Human Rights Day Commemorations on Friday 24 October 2014 in Harare. The commemorations included a public discussion which focused on the delivery of justice in Africa with special focus on the African Court of Justice
Ambassador Laing spoke at a press conference alongside Zimbabwe's Minister of Finance Patrick Chinamasa Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen I welcome you to this press conference The UK Trade Delegation arrived in Zimbabwe this afternoon and is being led by Alex Lambeth, Director of British Expertise. British Expertise
By Farai Dauramanzi Some human rights defenders in Zimbabwe has criticised the recent decision by the African Union Summit of Heads of States and Governments to exempt all sitting heads of states and other senior government officials from being prosecuted under the statute of the African
By Staff Reporter Bulawayo youths have questioned whether the presidency is a strict preserve for people with liberation war credentials amid criticism that some youths do not match the 1970s crop which waged a bitter struggle against colonialism. Speaking during the ongoing Ideas Festival youths expressed concern
By Takura Zhangazha* Medical doctors at government hospitals last week announced that they would embark on an indefinite strike on Monday 27 October. This, after their demands for a review of their salaries and working conditions have not received what they consider an appropriate response from the Ministry
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