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 The country of Zimbabwe is 390,580 sq km and is bordered on all sides by other countries. Zambia lies to the northwest with the Zambezi river and its Victoria Falls forming the border. Mozambique lies to the northeast with its border formed by the Eastern Highlands. Botswana lies to the southwest and South Africa to the south (its border formed by the Limpopo River)
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| Long wait over, President assents to Constitutional Bill today, 8 sections to come into force immediately |
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President Mugabe is today expected to sign Constitutional Amendment (No. 20) Bill into law at State House at a function to be attended by Principals to the Global Political Agreement.Presidential spokesperson Mr George Charamba confirmed the development yesterday.<<Read More>>
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| I won’t rule by decree: President |
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PRESIDENT Mugabe has said that he does not want to rule by decree after the tenure of Parliament expires on June 29 and the only way out is to have harmonised elections before the date to avoid a constitutional crisis.<<Read More>>
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| Tanzanian delegation in Zim |
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A SIX-MEMBER delegation from Tanzania’s Aids Commission is in the country to exchange information with their local counterparts on National Aids Council operations. The delegation, led by the commission’s executive chairperson Dr Fatma Mrisho, is expected to meet officials from NAC,Government and Zimra over the next two days.<<Read More>>
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| 200k register as first-time voters |
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| About 200 000 Zimbabweans registered as first-time voters under the national mobile voter registration blitz that officially ended on Sunday evening though there are indications that more people might have failed to register.<<Read More>> |
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| Tobacco sales gross US$470m |
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| TOBACCO growers have so far earned US$466,1 million from the sale of 125,7 million kg since the opening of the selling season in February.This is an increase from last year’s US$366,7 million raised after the sale of 97,5 million kg.<<Read More>> |
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First Term Reports |
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THE first term is over for the Premiership’s Big Four — Dynamos, Highlanders, CAPS United and FC Platinum — and their reports show an improvement for the miners, a decline for Bosso and a regular campaign for DeMbare.<<Read More>> |
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DeMbare face tricky City |
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DYNAMOS vice-captain Tawanda Muparati says the Glamour Boys will need to summon all their experience when they host in-form Harare City in their second tricky derby inside four days at Rufaro this afternoon.<<Read More>> |
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Injured Sadiki dropped
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The Warriors technical department yesterday were left a distraught lot after they were forced to drop FC Platinum midfielder Ali Sadiki from the team that is set to travel to Malawi tomorrow for an international friendly match.Zimbabwe are scheduled to play the Flames at the Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre this Saturday in an Africa Day international friendly.<<Read More>> |
| Award winners to rock BBA |
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The Big Brother launch show is expected to come alive when multiple award-winning musicians from Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa take centre stage at the opening show of the Big Brother Africa slated for Sunday.<<Read More>>
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| Thumbs up to ZBC TV |
| It is all well and good that we give credit where it’s due. My apologies for going quiet for the past two weeks but anyway it’s good to be back alive and kicking. Perhaps we need to rewind events of the past two weeks when we had the Harare International Festival of the Arts, among an array of other activities in the arts.<<Read More>> |
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Dee makes waves in SA
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A LOT of people appreciate the art of fashion and design. Big names like Ralph Lauren, Allergra Versace, Dolce and Gabbana, Givenchy, Emperio Armani, Alexandra and McQueen are among the designers that have managed to immortalise their names in the world of fashion.They are also the world’s most beloved and their creativity leads to the latest fashion trends worn by socialites, celebrities, the high earners as well as ordinary people.<<Read More>>
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Relations between Zimbabwe and Italy are set to further improve after the Italian Embassy in Harare launched introductory courses in the Italian language to interested Zimbabweans free of charge with a view to strengthening the growing business and cultural ties between the two countries.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 22 May 2013 08:23 |
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