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Be Patriotic : Mnangagwa - Vimarsana News

Be Patriotic : Mnangagwa

Source : Zanu PF KEY NOTE ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT ,HIS EXCELLECNCY CDE E.D.MNANGAGWA AT THE LAUNCH OF THE NATIONAL ICT POLICIES AND COMMISSIONING OF THE FIBRE OPTIC BACKBONE NETWORK AT SOMABULA,MIDLANDS PROVINCE. Ladies and Gentlemen.It is my honour and privilege to be addressing you all at this historic launch of three policies. These are,…

Source: zimeye.net
Harare roads being dualised - Vimarsana News

Harare roads being dualised

Road construction in Harare has gathered pace, with car sales that had been erected along Harare-Chirundu Highway on Nemakonde Road (formerly Lomagundi Road), h...

Enter The Second Republic: Bharat That Is India - Vimarsana News

Enter The Second Republic: Bharat That Is India

Utpal Kumar’s ‘Bharat Rising: Dharma, Democracy, Diplomacy’ provides a lucidly written view of a huge and complex nation rejecting the path it had been forced to tread for decades and embracing modernity while rediscovering the ancient values that defined it

Source: news18.com
Manet's Sources: Aspects of his Art, 1859–1865 - Vimarsana News

Manet's Sources: Aspects of his Art, 1859–1865

From the archives: Michael Fried on Manet

Parliament to fast track age of consent and PVO Bills - Vimarsana News

Parliament to fast track age of consent and PVO Bills

PARLIAMENT has resolved to fast-track the revised Private Voluntary Organisations Amendment Bill, Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Protection of Children and Young Persons Amendment Bill, and the Administration of Estates Amendment Bill as the Second Republic moves to close potential gaps in the laws. The three Bills were tabled before the National Assembly last week…