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There was mixed reaction to a summary of the United Nations special rapporteur, Alena Douhan’s findings on the impact of sanctions on Zimbabwe after her 10-day visit to the country this month. Douhan called for the lifting of sanctions on Zimbabwe because they were hurting the poor. Those sympathetic to the opposition Movement for Democratic...

Professor Heneri Dzinotyiwei was appointed to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s cabinet because he was one of the people within the Movement to for Democratic Change that Tsvangirai felt could stand-up to the Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front. This was said by political analysts John Makamure and John Makumbe soon after the formation of the...

THE recently completed Zimbabwe ZhongXin Electrical Energy (ZZEE) thermal power station in Hwange will begin feeding up to 50 megawatts

ZIMBABWE’S biggest power generation plant, Kariba South Power Station, will resume operating at full capacity this week, in a development

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Jan 21: Setting a 15 days’ deadline for the PDD authorities, the Jammu Kashmir Power Employees and Engineers Coordination Committee has asked the J&K UT Administration to address their issues as per agreement reached recently. Click here to watch video The Power employees and engineers under the banner of JKPEECC- an amalgam comprising of various Unions of PDD led by Sachin Tickoo, general secretary JKEEGA and Convenor PEECC Jammu, Jaipal Sharma, chairman...

Restrictions to begin from 2 pm every Friday till 6 am Monday 61 kids at SOS Home, 18 more at Sectt, 3 in Raj Bhawan test +ve Active positive cases cross 10,000, 716 recoveries Sanjeev Pargal JAMMU, Jan 20: A GREF official, two women and a youth were among five persons who died of COVID-19 in Jammu division today where cases inched close to 2000, a new record, while Jammu district remained at top with 1217 positives. Click here to watch […]

The Suiso Frontier, the world’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier, will set sail from Australia to Japan with its first LH2 shipment.

Japan’s cargo ship Suiso Frontier is set to arrive at Australian state Victoria Jan. 20 and is expected to sail back with the world’s first liquified hydrogen in the week starting Jan. 23, a spokesperson of the hydrogen project Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain Project said, in what would be a significant development for transporting hydrogen ...

"The youth are not getting jobs but we are hiring army men," says JI senator; Rabbani against "militarisation of civil authority".

"The youth are not getting jobs but we are hiring army men," says JI senator; Rabbani against "militarisation of civil authority".