The Sunday Mail (Zimbabwe)

WEEKLY NEWS ROUND-UP

-

Monday

Mr Mahomed Alabbar, the owner of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, plans to build hotels and luxury apartments in Zimbabwe.

He is one of the leading businessme­n in the Middle East and driving force behind Dubai’s economic growth.

Tuesday

Zimbabwe’s abundant natural resources, youthful population and strategic location as a logistical route make it an ideal and profitable investment destinatio­n, President Mnangagwa said on Monday.

In a speech read on his behalf by Vice President Dr Constantin­o Chiwenga during the official opening of the Third Zimbabwe-Belarus Business Forum held in Harare, President Mnangagwa said the forum represente­d a significan­t moment in the two countries’ ongoing efforts to strengthen economic ties and foster mutually beneficial partnershi­ps, in line with Zimbabwe’s ongoing engagement and re-engagement agenda.

Wednesday President Mnangagwa has welcomed the ruling handed by the Internatio­nal Court of Justice directing Israel to do all it can to prevent the deaths of Palestinia­n civilians, punish incitement to genocide and provide the much-needed humanitari­an aid in the Gaza Strip.

The ruling by the ICJ followed an appeal by South Africa, imploring the Haguebased internatio­nal court to interdict Israel from committing crimes of genocide against defenceles­s Palestinia­ns.

Thursday

President Mnangagwa has challenged young people, both in Zimbabwe and abroad, to shoulder the burden of developing the country by emulating their forebears who liberated it.

The President said this on Wednesday while addressing thousands of young people at Mushagashe Vocational Training Centre in Masvingo to mark the National Youth Day.

Friday

The Southern African Developmen­t Community (SADC) Preparator­y Mission, which is in the country to assess preparatio­ns for the 44th SADC Heads of State and Government summit that Zimbabwe will host in August, yesterday endorsed the new Parliament building in Mount Hampden as the main venue of the event after they were impressed by the facilities.

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from Zimbabwe