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JOHANNESBURG. – Fourth quarter (Q4 2017) property statistics from bond originator Ooba, confirm that 2017 was a very tough year for the property market.
Understanding Zim’s inflation dynamics
In February 2017, Zimbabwe’s inflation moved from being negative to positive for the first time since the deflation period, which had lasted for more than two years. While high inflation…
Zambia drought could slash 2018 maize output by around 50 percent
LUSAKA. – Zambia’s maize production may drop around 50 percent in the current 2017/2018 crop season if a dry spell which the nation is experiencing continues into next month, an…
Mupfumira vows to support projects
John Murwira Correspondent Zanu-PF Senator for Makonde Cde Prisca Mupfumira has pledged to continue with community empowerment projects in Makonde District. Addressing meet-and-greet gatherings in Chinhoyi at the weekend, Cde Mupfumira said…
Crisis management: Part 1
It is natural to have a desire to know what the future holds; it is not demonic. It is a divine instinct placed in you by God to want to…
Zanu-PF embarks on membership audit
Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent zanu-pf in Masvingo has embarked on an audit to establish the approximate number of its members who have registered under the ongoing Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) exercise,…
World’s richest get 82 percent of global wealth: Oxfam
LONDON. – Half of the world’s population received no share of all wealth created globally last year, while 82 percent went to the richest one percent, a report by Oxfam…
Libya arrests 61 militants involved in airport attack
TRIPOLI. — The Libyan Special Deterrent Force arrested 61 militants involved in the recent attack on Tripoli’s M’etiga International Airport, said the force in a statement on Sunday.
Govt reduces duty on fuel
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Government yesterday reduced excise duty on fuel, in a move expected to result in a decline in prices of basic goods, as high production cost structures were…
Institution told to stop nurse-aide training
John Murwira Herald Correspondent Government has ordered Community Empowerment Foundation of Zimbabwe, a private organisation that has been offering nurse-aide training in Chinhoyi, to stop operating until it’s regularised.