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VACANCY – FINANCE, ACCOUNTING AND ADMINISTRATION INTERNS X 10

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PARKS AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY OF ZIMBABWE 

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FINANCE, ACCOUNTING AND ADMINISTRATION INTERNS X 10

Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced candidates for a one-year Accounting, Finance and Administration Internship Programme within the Finance and Administration Department at various stations around the country.

Duties (Responsibilities)

  • Processing of financial data and transactions
  • Assist in the carrying out creditors, bank and cash reconciliations.
  • Assist in the preparation of budgets
  • Assist in the maintenance and/or updating of inventory records
  • Assist in the timeously updating of the authority’s General Ledgers
  • Assist in the timeous updating of accounts receivable accounts
  • Assist in the processing of payroll transactions and perform related reconciliations
  • Assist accountants/senior accountants in preparation of cashflow projections
  • Assist in the preparation of adhoc, monthly, quarterly and annual accounts, costing and management reports
  • Assist with the preparation of audit schedules.
  • Participate in revenue collection

Qualifications

  • A minimum of 5 “O” levels including English and Mathematics or Accounts
  • Degree in Finance, Accountancy or equivalent degree in a closely related business field.
  • Membership of a professional body registered with the PAAB or Masters is an added advantage
  • Knowledge of any accounting package such as Sun System or Pastel is an added advantage
  • Knowledge of IFRS/IAS/PFMS and Income Tax Act.

 Applications should include the following documents:

  • Application letter
  • Copies of academic/professional qualifications
  • For applicants awaiting degrees their applications must include current statement of results.

Interested candidates should submit their written applications together with detailed CVs to:

The Human Resources Manager

            Parks and Wildlife Management Authority

            P.O box CY 140

            Causeway

            Harare

 Or

 Email: recruitment@zimparks.org.zw

 Or

Hand deliver to Head Office’s Registry Section ON or BEFORE the 21st February 2020.

CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS – NYANGA NATIONAL PARK (RHODES CAMP)

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We hereby announce the closure of our self catering facility Rhodes Camp in Nyanga National Park for renovations with immediate effect up to May 2020.

Udu Camp and Mare camp will continue operating during the renovation period. This is our thrust to improve tourist experience and enhance domestic tourism. We will introduce more visitor activities and experiences in destination Nyanga.

Any inconvenience caused is sincerely regretted…

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Zimparks guns down hippo in Nyanyadzi

August 31, 2017August 31, 2017
Inset from Zimpapers. THE Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority last week shot dead a hippopotamus that was damaging winter wheat in Nyanyadzi. The hippo, which had a calf, is believed to have escaped from Save Conservancy. ZPWMA ordered the shooting of the hippos after traditional leaders in the area reported that it was damaging crops and endangering lives. ZPWMA officer, Mr John Danfa, said they were still hunting for the calf which is believed to have found habitat along Save River. “Usually hippos move up and down rivers during the rainy season. We believe the two escaped from Save Valley Conservancy. They were both females and they do not usually click if there is no male. “They are believed to have separated. We received reports from traditional leaders in Hot Springs and Nyanyadzi that these hippos were feeding on wheat and crops in their fields.” “People’s lives were endangered so the authorities ordered its killing. The first time we attempted to kill it, it was in the company of so many cattle and could not do anything. Our officer teamed up with villagers to track it until last week when it was shot down in Nyanyadzi”. The officer is said to have fired 12 shots before the hippo died. The meat was shared by villagers. One of the villagers in Dirikwe village, Mr Tapiwa Munyati, said: “This hippo was becoming a threat to human lives in the area. It was being spotted near homes at night. “There are vegetable gardens along one of Save River’s tributaries where it was being spotted.“We were told that hippos do not like light and the danger was that lives would have been lost.” “A villager survived death by a whisker recently when the hippo strayed into his homestead.“He went out of his house to investigate when his dogs were barking. He had a torch and the hippo advanced towards him. “Fortunately he managed to escape the attack and notified other villagers and the village head. We are appealing to the responsible authorities to make sure that the remaining one is also killed,” said Mr Munyati.