Zim embassy in SA restores services
The Zimbabwe Embassy in South Africa has reviewed operations at the Johannesburg consulate ad restored services in line with the new lockdown regulations announced by authorities in that country recently. In a public notice today, the consul-general to Johannesburg Mrs Melody Chaurura said they will now assist 600 people per...
Afreximbank approves US$70m for Beitbridge border post upgrade
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has approved US$70 million to finance the expansion and upgrade of the Beitbridge border post in Zimbabwe. The Bank authorised a US$43 million senior term loan facility to Zimborders Mauritius Ltd and the issuance of an Investment Guarantee of US$27 million supporting Pembani Remgro Infrastructure...
VP Mohadi resignation unexpected – President
Former Vice President Kembo Mohadi arrives at Zanu PF Headquarters this morning. The Zanu PF First Secretary and President, Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa has thanked former Vice President Kembo Mohadi for being a committed member of the Second Republic’s national development agenda. In his opening remarks at the party’s 349th ordinary...
Vice-President Mohadi resigns, vows to pursue the pseudo-paparazi after him
Zimbabwe Vice-President Kembo Mohadi, who only a week ago denied being embroiled in a sex scandal claiming that the sexcapades that were circulating on the social media were the work of those who wanted to tarnish his image, has resigned with immediate effect. In a statement on the Ministry of...
Mnangagwa relaxes restriction on operations of business, silent on opening of borders
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa today relaxed the strict lockdown restrictions by allowing both formal and informal businesses to open, relaxing the curfew and allowing inter-city travel but was silent on the re-opening of borders. In an address to the nation this afternoon, Mnangagwa also said schools, universities and colleges must...
Government says private players can buy their own coronavirus vaccines but they must be given for free
Government says private players like companies and medical aid societies are allowed to buy their own coronavirus vaccines but they must do so through the Ministry of Finance and must give them to their workers or members for free. All vaccines, however, have to be registered. “We are not going...