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Foreword The Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) is a body corporate established by an Act of Parliament in 2001, among other things, advice (...)

THE inaugural Rwanda-Zimbabwe Trade and Investment Conference was held in Kigali last week. The event, which was organised by

Zimbabwe is starting to embrace electric cars with the Government, through the Central Mechanical Equipment Department (CMED)

Prior to his abduction at his residence in Baban Tunga village in Tafa Local Government Area of Niger State by some gunmen in the early hours of Sunday,

Niger State Commissioner of Works and Infrastructural Development, Hon. Mamman Musa, assessed flooded areas in Minna metropolis, during the heavy

HARARE, Aug. 6 (Xinhua) -- Qatar Airways on Friday made its inaugural flight from Doha to Harare in a move that is expected to boost Zimbabwe trade and tourism

Zim government declares roads a state of disaster Zimbabwe’s road network has been deteriorating steadily for more than two decades now due to the country’s consistent economic decline. Broad-based corruption at every level of society, including national and local government, coupled with lack of expertise and mismanagement has resulted in many roads throughout the country becoming virtually impassable. Some foreign investment, largely from the Chinese, has seem some major roads being resur...

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The Second Republic is among other things prioritising infrastructure development projects some of which are being made possible with

NRZ loses equipment worth US$168k  Judith Phiri, Sunday News Reporter THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has lost equipment worth US$167 785 in a year while the value of those recovered stands at US$79 946 with 322 criminals arrested out of 124 cases that were dealt with, an official has said. Speaking on behalf of the Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona at the NRZ commissioning of utility operational resource vehicles and pass-out parade for the company’s sec...