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REIZ LAUNCHES SECOND INTAKE OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CERTIFCATE OF COMPETENCE
The Real Estate Institute of Zimbabwe (REIZ) has opened registration for the second intake of its Certificate of Competence in Property Management, a short course aimed at equipping current and aspiring practitioners with practical, industry-relevant skills in property management. REIZ is a professional membership body for real estate practitioners in Zimbabwe, seeking to unite in…
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NATIONAL ROAD CONDITION SURVEY TRAINING OF TRAINERS PROGRAMME LAUNCHED
The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development, working in collaboration with the Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency (ZINGSA), has launched a Training of Trainers programme at the Mandel Training Centre, laying the groundwork for the country’s upcoming National Road Condition Survey. The training draws together engineers, GIS officers and surveyors from the Ministry itself,…
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CHITUNGWIZA ROAD UPGRADE ADVANCES FROM TRABABLAS INTERCHANGE TO MANYAME RIVE BRIDGE
The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has shared fresh imagery documenting steady progress on the Chitungwiza road construction project, stretching from the Trabablas Interchange through to the Manyame River Bridge, under the banner of progress, purpose, development and transformation. The 6.6-kilometre road forms a critical artery linking Chitungwiza, Harare’s largest dormitory town, to the…
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