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Companies scramble for mergers
Three mergers were approved during the first- half of this year as companies consolidate in the wake of a depressed economic environment.
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Zim A out to burst Afghan bubble
ZIMBABWE A cricket side will be out to burst the Afghanistan bubble when the two sides clash.
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Multi-currency to stay: Chinamasa
Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa has said government is not abandoning the multi-currency regime anytime soon.
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EU to review Mugabe sanctions next year
The European Union has expressed mixed feelings over political developments in Zimbabwe.
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Sables chase World Cup dream in Russia
NATIONAL rugby side, the Sables, find themselves in the unfamiliar territory of Siberia for a crucial World Cup play-off duel against Russia in the city of Krasnoyarsk next weekend.
International
Africans want leaders to ‘Do Agric’
At the 23rd AU Heads of State and Government Summit in Equatorial Guinea last week, a petition calling on African leaders to recommit to spending at least 10% of national budgets on effective agriculture gathered more than 2 million signatures.
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Tax evasion allegations baseless: Econet
ECONET Wireless has dismissed allegations that the company has evaded paying duty taxes since 1998 saying the accusations by a whistleblower were false and defamatory.
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Mutasa blasts media for tarnishing his ‘good image’
Zanu PF secretary for administration and Presidential Affairs minister Didymus Mutasa says he is a highly misunderstood politician who is nonetheless “very peaceful and loving”.
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ZPC Kariba beef up squad ahead of deadline
ZPC Kariba have added four players into their dressing room in their quest to maintain an unbeaten run.
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Africans want leaders to ‘Do Agric’
At the 23rd AU Heads of State and Government Summit in Equatorial Guinea last week, a petition calling on African leaders to recommit to spending at least 10% of national budgets on effective agriculture gathered more than 2 million signatures.
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Families face eviction from Zimasco houses
More than 50 families face eviction from Zimasco’s Chrome village in Mtorashanga after the mining companies declared the houses a health hazard.
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Redcliff Council locks out 200 people from houses
Families with children as young as four months old were condemned to sleeping in the open like wild animals.
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Truant ministers face censure
The Executive continues to trivialise the Legislature with Senate last week issuing another stern warning to cabinet ministers who continuously evade Parliamentary business.
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ConCourt directed to urgently deal with Trauma Centre feud
Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku has directed that the ownership wrangle of the state-of-the art hospital, Trauma Centre, be dealt with by the full Constitutional bench as a matter of urgency.
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Barter trade resurfaces as liquidity crunch worsens
BARTER trade, an archaic system of exchanging good or services before money was widely accepted as medium of exchange, has resurfaced in Zimbabwe.
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Companies scramble for mergers
Three mergers were approved during the first- half of this year as companies consolidate in the wake of a depressed economic environment.
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‘Banks have no capacity to support companies’
The Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) says local companies seeking working capital have to source it elsewhere other than banks.
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Small-scale miners hit by high fees
Small-scale miners say double pegging of claims by the ministry of Mines and Mining Development and high fees are threatening the industry which employs over 500 000.
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Competition for subscribers escalates
COMPETITION for subscribers between Zimbabwe’s three major mobile network providers continues to intensify.
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Tax evasion allegations baseless: Econet
ECONET Wireless has dismissed allegations that the company has evaded paying duty taxes since 1998 saying the accusations by a whistleblower were false and defamatory.
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The basket case of Africa
More corruption less talk.
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Zimbabwe:New Govt
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Compulsory HIV and AIDS testing
Compulsory HIV and AIDS testing.
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MDC-T youths assault Zimind reporter
MDC-T youths allegedly assaulted Zimbabwe independent journalist Hebert Moyo and barred him from covering a demonstration at Harvest house last Friday.
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Presidential Race Cartoon, 19 May 2013
Presidential Race Cartoon, 19 May 2013
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Will Grace succeed Robert Mugabe?
ON April 6, we carried a lead story: Grace Mugabe eclipses Mujuru, Mnangagwa which for the first time revealed that the First Lady was establishing herself as a new kingmaker in Zanu PF.
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Registering of churches in Zim is absurd
It was reported in the News Day of July 15 2014 that government will soon register and regulate churches in light of recent human rights abuses orchestrated by church leaders.
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Cyber freedom: Have we started to censor ourselves?
Webster Shamu, then Media, Information and Publicity minister — at a function with a Chinese delegation — rose to speak about internet regulation.
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Parents bear brunt of rise in unemployment in Zimbabwe
The tentacles of a failed society and a voracious economic meltdown are surely squeezing the life out of a fragile country that has never learnt to walk on its own.
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Political patronage has destroyed Zim
President Robert Mugabe recently accused some senior members in his Zanu PF party of fanning division within the party using the public media.
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“You do not wake up at the top, but you work your way up!”
Twenty-seven-year old Ivy is fast becoming one of the most sought after cake artists in the capital.
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Everyone can help, says Caroline Maposhere
Education gives people a chance to be something in life.
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Government must set priorities right
The events unfolding on the land reform programme leaves a lot to be desired.
