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Officials From the United Nations World Tourism Organisation Set to Visit Zimbabwe
Officials from the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) are set to visit Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe and Livingston, Zambia in February as preparations for the 2013 UNWTO General Assembly gather momentum, Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi said...
Zimbabwe Pursues International Airlines
At least three more international airlines are discussing with Zimbabwe the possibility of reintroducing direct flights to Harare several years after withdrawing services at the height of the southern African country’s economic problems, APA can report...
Zimbabwe Tightens Rules Governing Marriages Between Locals And Foreigners
Zimbabwe has tightened rules governing marriages between locals and foreigners in a move meant to arrest a growing trend in fake marriages entered into to secure residency permits and citizenship, the state media reported Thursday.
Deadline for Community Radio License Applications in Zimbabwe Extended
Zimbabwe’s broadcasting regulator has extended by another month the deadline for submission of applications for 14 community radio stations to allow more prospective broadcasters to lodge applications.
Typhoid Stalks Harare
Over the past few weeks some 900 residents of the Zimbabwean capital Harare have been diagnosed with typhoid, and about 60 have been admitted to hospital, say health authorities.
At Least 88 Hippopotamuses have Died of a Suspected Anthrax Outbreak in Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe
At least 88 hippopotamuses have died of a suspected anthrax outbreak in Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park while more than 70 elephants, buffaloes and kudus have succumbed to a mysterious illness in the same park, an animal conservation group, Zimbabwe...
Public Service Minister Lucia Matibenga Pledges to Improve Working Conditions of 230,000-plus Civil Servants in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Public Service Minister Lucia Matibenga has pledged to improve working conditions of the country’s 230,000-plus civil servants as trade union leaders called off a week-long strike to demand higher salaries.
Zimbabwe Government Workers to Strike Thursday
Unions representing civil servants in Zimbabwe said Wednesday that their members will embark on a one-day strike on Thursday to press the government to award them a 100% salary increase and review their working conditions.
