US EditionMonomotapa hotel to house MPs after acquisition by public service pension fund: Ncube
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Zimbabwe Govt buys Monomotapa Crowne Plaza Hotel in Harare for use by MPs
BULAWAYO - Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has confirmed that the Zimbabwe government has bought the Monomotapa Crowne Plaza Hotel in Harare to accommodate Members of Parliament during sittings. The post Zimbabwe Govt buys Monomotapa Crowne Plaza Hotel in Harare for use by MPs appeared first on Nehanda Radio.
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Monomotapa hotel to house MPs after acquisition by public service pension fund: Ncube
BULAWAYO – The government says Monomotapa Crowne Plaza hotel which it acquired through the public service pension fund in August will be used to house Members of Parliament. The 182-bed hotel in central Harare was sold by African Sun. Finance minister Mthuli Ncube announced the development to MPs attending a pre-budget seminar in Bulawayo on Wednesday. He said: “Did we ever tell the MPs that we bought them a hotel? If you allow me, I’m going to …
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