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Only 10 ministers send apologies not to attend Question Time
Only 10 ministers and their deputies as well as the country’s two Vice-Presidents sent apologies not to attend question time in Parliament yesterday. This was probably the lowest figure so far this year. Those who sent apologies were: Hon. Gen. Rtd. Dr. C.D.G.N. Chiwenga, Vice President; Hon. Col. Rtd. K.C.D. Mohadi, Vice President; Hon. T.
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Only 10 ministers send apologies not to attend Question Time
Only 10 ministers and their deputies as well as the country’s two Vice-Presidents sent apologies not to attend question time in Parliament yesterday. This was probably the lowest figure so far this year. Those who sent apologies were: Hon. Gen. Rtd. Dr. C.D.G.N. Chiwenga, Vice President; Hon. Col. Rtd. K.C.D. Mohadi, Vice President; Hon. T.
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