-
after Independence, it was
renamed the
Zimbabwe Iron and
Steel Company (
ZISCO). By 1990 it emplo****
about 5,500
people and
indirect employment was around...
- the
early part of the 20th century. The
Zimbabwe Iron and
Steel Company (
ZISCO,
formerly RISCO,
founded in 1942),
which is
based in Redcliff, was the town's...
- The
South African Railways class 61-000 of 1959 was a diesel-hydraulic locomotive.
Between May and July 1959, the
South African Railways placed seven class...
- Y
Yadah Stars F.C.
Zambezi River Authority Zimall Zimbabwe Saints F.C.
Zisco Steel ZRP
Tomlinson ZPC
Kariba Alexandra (Bulawayo)
Arcadia United Beira...
-
neighbouring Redcliff are the
headquarters of
Zimbabwe Iron and
Steel Company (
ZISCO), the country's
largest steelworks. It also
hosts the
Zimbabwe Iron and...
- Head
teacher Mr.
Master Shumba Gender Male and
Female Age
range 12-19
Language English Color(s) Grey and Blue
Teams ZISCO, ZIMASCO, SABLES, LANCASHIRE...
-
Ephert Lungu (1) Zimbabwe Rio
Tinto 1984
James Takavada (1) Zimbabwe
Zisco Steel 1985
Stanley Ndunduma (2) Zimbabwe
Black Rhinos 1986
Moses Chunga...
- is a list of
reported corruption scandals in
Zimbabwe since 1980: 1987 –
Zisco Steel blast Furnace Scandal 1987 – Air
Zimbabwe Fokker Plane Scandal – $100...
- Land.
Primary schools Muchape Primary School,
established 1986
Batanai Zisco Primary School,
established 1985
Secondary schools Mutimutema Secondary...
- on a
winning streak and it was only in 1974 that he came
second behind Zisco Steel's runner, John Shaba."
Honoured by the ****ie
community in his older...
