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- January 5, 2018
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Who owns Telecel?. . . Makamba sold 40pc but calling shots . . . . Squabbles with other empowerment groups escalate
Golden Sibanda Confusion is reigning supreme over the exact ownership structure of Telecel Zimbabwe, following the exit of Vimpelcom, the former controlling shareholder, last year. This comes amid indications that…
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- January 5, 2018
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Treasury to close $1bn RBZ overdraft in 3 months . . . . Fears budget overruns driving inflation . . .Treasury Bills to be rolled over on maturity
Golden Sibanda Treasury is targeting to close its over $1 billion overdraft position with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe within the next 100 days, as the Ministry of Finance and…
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- January 5, 2018
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Five cryptocurrencies to lookout for in 2018
Jeffrey Gogo In Zimbabwe things financial tend to catch-on rather slowly. But when they do, they do so with a bang. And then as quickly as they emerged, die out…
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- January 5, 2018
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Van Hoog still needs Stalap to grow CFI . . .Stalap shareholding block too significant to ignore
Happiness Zengeni Any strategic thrust that CFI Holdings will take would need to include Stalap Investments, who hold a significant shareholding block of close to 42 percent. This is despite…
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- January 5, 2018
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Govt won’t cancel Dangote licence
Africa Moyo Government will not cancel Aliko Dangote’s investment licence but will wait to hear from the firm, which reportedly remains keen to investing in Zimbabwe.
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- January 5, 2018
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Panners push gold sales up 18pc
Bulawayo Bureau Zimbabwe’s gold output last year shot up by 18 percent to 24.8 tonnes with the bulk delivered by the small-scale mining sector.
Has Ninja President ditched Rasta culture?
. . His stellar performance at the recently held Kalawa Homecoming party at AmaZulu Sports Ground proved the a�?evergreena�? Winky D can stand head-to-head against any international act as he…
What the football fraternity needs in 2018
Raymond Jaravaza A BRAND new year and new challenges for Zimbabwean football. Here are some of the things that the local football fraternity hopes to see in 2018.
Four traditional healers repent
Danisa Masuku recently in Lupane .
Get a sweet one for 2018
Nhlalwenhle Ncube .