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Herald Reporter
Government will soon print textbooks to ease shortages in secondary schools, Education,
Airzim incurs US$3,4m loss per month
Herald Reporters
THE strike at Air Zimbabwe entered its second day yesterday amid indications that the
Cara speaks on retirement
By Collin Matiza
CARA BLACK, the most successful female player in the history of tennis in Zimbabwe, has
Politics of sanctions: Myths, realities
THE inclusive Government was born out of some strangely named organ called the Global
Bio-diesel investment redundant
By Martin Kadzere and Victoria Ruzvidzo
ZIMBABWE’S bio-diesel plant, built about three years to help solve fuel challenges, has
New majority shareholder for Steelnet
Business Reporter
FBC Pension Fund is now the majority shareholder in Steelnet Zimbabwe after its banking
Court dismisses DW application
Business Reporter
THE High Court has dismissed an urgent chamber application by David Whitehead provisional
Economic players’ daunting task
By Tawanda Musarurwa
ZIMBABWE’S economic authorities are facing a daunting task in balancing a weak fiscus
Sugarcane farmers, Tongaat Hulett clash
Sugarcane farmers in Chiredzi are up in arms with sugar processor Tongaat Hulett, which
Govt set to unbundle CAAZ
By Helen Mubvumbi
GOVERNMENT is in the process of unbundling the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe