10 Zimbabwean students leave for two-week training at Huawei HQ in China
HARARE (Xinhua) -- Huawei Zimbabwe (Pvt) Limited on Wednesday launched the 2019 Seeds for the Future program under which 10 bright students from some of the...
Kazembe admits errors in Smart Traffic Management System, promises fixes
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Govt gazettes minimum pay for broadcasting, media workers
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ZOU says it does not sell academic certificates
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