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Tourisim and Antiquities ministry said the archeologists found human remains for adults and children, funerary equipment and pottery objects in these tombs.
Many people have been killed since clashes began on Monday. Scores too had been killed in the run up to the vote as protestors marched against Conde's bid for a third term.
The digital lenders have been accused of misusing the CRB mechanism by erroneously listing borrowers as defaulters and breaching their privacy.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados Today Inc. by Ralph Jemmott Professor Joel Warrican, Director of the School of Education at University of the West Indies Cave Hill, has accused the CARICOM Ministers of Education of hypocrisy. The indictment […]
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced the cancellation and rescheduling of many events. For the first time in the 80-year history of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) and the 193 years of the Black Press of America, the pandemic has resulted in the first virtual conference.
BY SHARON SIBINDI BULAWAYO songbird Sandra “Sandy” Ndebele-Sibindi has urged fellow artistes to diversify for income generation and not dwell on showbiz
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BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA LAFARGE Cement Zimbabwe (LCZ) has signed a multi-million-dollar vertical cement mill supply deal with Chinese firm CBMI Construction Co Ltd, the cement producer has announced. CBMI’s businesses cover materials building, power generation, water works, environment protection, power transmission and transformation, energy saving transformation and other related fields. “Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has signed the supply contract for a multi-million dollar vertical cement mill with CBMI of China in a virtual ceremony. This state of the art cement grinding station will double the company’s production capacity, improve cement quality and position the company to expand its cement varieties,” LCZ said in a statement. “This investment will guarantee the Zimbabwean construction market of high quality and consistently available tried and trusted Lafarge cement. This signing ceremony marks the official initiation of the project which was awarded national project status in 2019 when the company announced the investment.” The announcement comes a few weeks after the Environmental Management Agency (Ema) ordered LCZ to stop operations at its integrated Harare plant due to abnormal dust emissions. As previously reported by NewsDay Business, the agency observed that the plant was repeatedly discharging dust emissions and generating fugitive dust from the kiln stack and the surrounding plant. However, following engagements with Ema, the company resumed operations, but under very strict conditions. The upcoming vertical cement mill is the most advanced technology in cement production that consists of a vertically placed large-sized machine which is equipped with some rollers used for grinding raw material into fine dust. CBMI executive director and general manager of CBMI Tong Laigou signed the agreement with LCZ director Precious Nyika. “The new cement grinding station EPC project will be built with a maximum capacity of 0,7Mta cement inside Manresa cement plant located in the east of Harare, the capital city of Zimbabwe,” CBMI said. “It will become the most advanced cement grinding plant with the biggest production capacity in Zimbabwe and will significantly increase the market occupation rate, competition and influence power of Lafargeholcim and will also ease the cement supply tension in the country.” CBMI said it would continue to provide its advanced technologies, construction and service to ensure the final product is of high quality.
BERLIN, (Reuters) – Borussia Dortmund scored a goal in each half through Raphael Guerreiro and Achraf Hakimi to beat hosts VfL Wolfsburg 2-0 yesterday for their sixth straight Bundesliga win to stay on the heels of leaders Bayern Munich.
The result lifted second-placed Dortmund to 57 points, four behind leaders Bayern, who beat Eintracht Frankfurt 5-2.
Dortmund central defender Mats Hummels was taken off at halftime with a knock on the leg, although he did not appear to be seriously injured.
They have now lost five consecutive home games to Dortmund, the first team to do that at Wolfsburg, while Dortmund have not conceded a goal in their two games since the league restart.
Wolfsburg, who suffered their first defeat in eight league games, were left with 10 men when substitute Felix Klaus was sent off with 10 minutes remaining for a rough challenge.
ANC members have blocked roads in Naledi, Soweto, apparently in a bid to prevent voters from partiipating in local by-elections
The Maryland State Board of Elections has authorized at least 270 ballot drop boxes to be set up prior to the Nov. 3 general election — up from the 75 made available during the primary.
