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- November 3, 2017
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OK wins in Harare CBD as the cheapest store
The cheapest supermarket in Harare’s CBD is OK Zimbabwe with the retailer carrying the most competitive line items, according to a central business district survey carried by the Business Weekly.…
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- November 3, 2017
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Sub-Saharan economies in debt distress: IMF
Conrad Mwanawashe The number of low-income countries in debt distress or facing high risk of debt distress in sub-Saharan Africa increased to 12 in 2016 from seven in 2013 driven…
Tinoitwa zvinorova nababa: Vasikana
Kingstone Mapupu — VANASIKANA vatatu vemumhuri imwe chete vanoti vashungurudzwa kusvika kwekupedzisira —vanoshereketwa navo nenyoka, ukuwo vachirota vachishinha nababa vavo — dzimwe nguva zvichitoitika vakasvinura.
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- November 3, 2017
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Zim-Asset needs better co-ordination
My Two Cents Last week, the Office of the President and Cabinet led a Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation review meeting which sought to take stock of the
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- November 3, 2017
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Govt tasks CCZ to create basic commodities price list
Livingstone Marufu Government has come up with a cocktail of measures to avert potential food shortages during the festive season and early next year. These new procedures came after panicking
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- November 3, 2017
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Chiefs, the central state and development in Zimbabwe
Dr Tinashe Nyamunda Many people assume that statecraft and chieftaincy have no bearing on the economic fortunes of Zimbabwe when in fact they are inextricably connected.
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- November 3, 2017
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Econet Wireless’ ‘TMT’ model begins to pay off…as company rides on cash woes, business efficiencies to grow its income in H1
An increase in contribution of non-voice revenue to 63 percent of total and a reduction in finance costs by $10,7 million led Econet Wireless Zimbabwe to an exceptional performance
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- November 3, 2017
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From the Horse’s mouth
Economist John Robertson says that Government should leave building agriculture, mining and manufacturing capacity to the private sector and should concentrate on infrastructural
9 ‘days’ vachinwa mvura ine chitunha
Kingstone Mapupu — CHITUNHA chemukadzi aigara mumusha weRiverside, pedyo nekwaMakoni, kuChitungwiza chakazowanikwa chiri mumugodhi wepamba pake mushure mekunge kwapera mazuva mapfumbamwe chirimo apo vanhu vaichera mvura yemo
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- November 3, 2017
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Platinum, chrome miners push forex retention rise
Martin Kadzere Zimbabwe’s chrome and platinum miners are pushing to have the foreign currency retention raised to at least 30 percent, saying the prescribed 20 percent threshold is not