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- November 24, 2017
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Reform or die!…President-designate Mnangagwa seen as pro-business and pro-active…But choice of Cabinet key to investment confidence
Editor Zimbabwe’s second executive President since independence in 1980, Emmerson Mnangagwa, is expected to be sworn in today amid optimism that the new dispensation will
Okiira mukadzi chimbuzi
Gamuchirai Muzanenhamu — MUMWE mudzimai anoti ari kuoneswa ndondo nemurume wake uyo anosvika pakumukiira chimbuzi chavo, zvichiita kuti agume onozvibatsira kuchimbuzi chavavakidzani vavo.
Zvibatei: Chiwenga
Tandayi Motsi — MUKURU weuto reZimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF), General Constantino Guveya Nyikadzino Chiwenga vanokurudzira veruzhinji kuti vachengetedze runyararo zvichitevera kusiya chigaro kwevaimbova mutungamiriri wenyika, Cde Robert
Zvinoita murimi akangwara
Philip Matombo — VAKURU vanoti papinda badza hapanyepi uye apunyaira haashayi misodzi. Ukuwo muimbi wemuno muZimbabwe, mushakabvu Leonard Dembo akatiwo shiri yakangwara inovaka dendere rayo mvura isati yaturuka.
- businessweekly
- November 24, 2017
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Zim now ripe for due diligence as ED says inquiries already coming
Business Writers Zimbabwe offers a lot of opportunities for investors but will have to sort out its policies in a way that boosts confidence, local and international investors have said. This…
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- November 24, 2017
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High Court declares MP Nduna bankrupt
Business Writers Chegutu West Member of Parliament Dexter Nduna and his wife Schalastica have been declared bankrupt after failing to repay a $231 000 debt owed to Standard Chartered
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- November 24, 2017
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Commotion, chaos characterised CFI EGM, as no motion was carried
CFI Holdings shareholder Willoughby’s Investments misrepresented results of an extraordinary general meeting held last week. In notices published in the media, this week,
- businessweekly
- November 24, 2017
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Zim’s economic situation ‘very difficult’: IMF mission chief
Johannesburg. — Zimbabwe’s economic growth is threatened by high government spending, an untenable foreign exchange regime and inadequate reforms, a senior
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- November 24, 2017
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ZSE loses over 37pc in last six trading days
Business Writer The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange lost more than 37 percent in the last six trading days as the country went through a rollercoaster period that ended with the resignation…
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- November 24, 2017
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Bitcoin demonstrates resilience as markets crash
By Jeffrey Gogo Bitcoin this week proved its qualities as a safe haven at a time of political and economic uncertainty, as local stocks took a beating. The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange…