Kazembe admits errors in Smart Traffic Management System, promises fixes

Kazembe admits errors in Smart Traffic Management System, promises fixes

Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe has acknowledged that the recently introduced Smart Traffic Management System has made mistakes in some cases, but insists authorities are working urgently to correct the problems while maintaining confidence in the technology.

Govt gazettes minimum pay for broadcasting, media workers

Govt gazettes minimum pay for broadcasting, media workers

The Government has gazetted minimum wages for employees in the broadcasting and media sector, with the lowest-paid workers set to earn a combined monthly salary of US$261.40 and ZiG3,332.85.

Health Ministry warns public of risk of heat-related illnesses

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ZOU says it does not sell academic certificates

ZOU says it does not sell academic certificates

The Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU) has warned the public against fake academic certificates, saying its qualifications can only be obtained through official study programmes and the university’s graduation process.

Bulawayo City Council considers cutting commercial rates after outcry from businesses

Bulawayo City Council considers cutting commercial rates after outcry from businesses

The City of Bulawayo is considering reducing commercial property rates for businesses operating in high-density suburbs following complaints over sharp increases triggered by the implementation of the 2024 general valuation roll.

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