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Professor Mthuli Ncube FOREIGN currency auctions are market driven and represent an expression of choice in the trade of the hard currency, a development that has stabilised the exchange rate in Zimbabwe. This was said by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube while responding to questions in the National Assembly last week. Prof Ncube said the Government could not use any other foreign exchange rate in settlement of its obligations in Zimbabwe since that would undermi...

Share With the general assumption that governors tend to do less once they secure a second term mandate, KUNLE ODEREMI examines the second term coming of Governor Rotimi Akeredolu in Ondo State. YOU should know that people can never be taken for a ride all the time… Politics is about the people and if you want to lead the people you must be consistent and live by example. These qualities are what will make people believe in you, and follow you. Those were the words of the acting chairman of t...

Zimbabwe avails US $480m for roads rehabilitation programme Zimbabwe avails US $480m for roads rehabilitation programme Modified date: Zimbabwe’s treasury has availed US $480m towards a roads rehabilitation programme across Zimbabwe as part of measures to revive roads that have been damaged by heavy rains. According to Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa, this comes after the cabinet projected an estimated national production of between 2.5 million an...

He said that the government is in favour of taking forward reforms by deregulating and removing regressive laws to boost ease of doing business rather than intervening with sector-specific schemes.

  The intention of the Government of Ghana to develop sufficient Human Resources for the country’s railways subsector has seen a major boost with the matriculation of the first batch of students for the Ghana School of Railways and Infrastructure Development.   The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) which operates the Ghana School of Railways and Infrastructure Development, held the matriculation recently.   UMaT opened the Ghana School of Railways and Infrastructure Development Cam...

PRIMARY and Secondary Education minister Cain Mathema yesterday blamed sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by Western countries

Ondo governor sworn-in for second term, pledges to work harder February 24, 2021 Ondo State Governor, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu and his deputy, Hon. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa were on Wednesday sworn-in as Governor and Deputy Governor of the state, saying his second term is not for relaxation. The inauguration ceremony was held at the International Center For Culture and Event (DOME), Igbatoro road, Akure, the state capital. The event was attended by dignitaries across the country including the Nati...

Spread the love (African Examiner) – Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has made four appointments to his Cabinet to replace ministers who succumbed to Covid-19 last month. This was made known by the Chief Press Secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr Misheck Sibanda One of the appointments is the country’s ambassador to United Nations Dr Frederick Shava who replaces the late Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Sibusiso “SB” Moyo. Zimbabwe lost ministers and high...

Shava lands Foreign Affairs portfolio…as President announces new appointments Herald Reporters President Mnangagwa yesterday appointed Zimbabwe’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Dr Frederick Shava as the new Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. He takes over from the late Dr Sibusiso Moyo. The President also appointed Chikomba Central legislator Cde Felix Mhona as the new Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development to replace the late Dr Joel Biggie ...

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa replaced two Cabinet ministers last night who recently succumbed