Close down illegal private schools, Chiredzi Council urged
Tawanda Mangoma in Chiredzi Chiredzi Town Council has been challenged to stop the proliferation of unregistered private schools that are taking advantage of the high demand for schools here.
LATEST: Zimbabwe makes renewed pitch for mining investment
Darlington Musarurwa in CAPE TOWN, South Africa Zimbabwe is expected to make a renewed pitch to international mining investors here today and tomorrow, especially after the new administration tweaked the…
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- February 5, 2018
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Zim to commence rare earth minerals exploitation
Tawanda Musarurwa HARARE – Battery minerals company, Prospect Resources says it is set to begin exploration of rare earth minerals in Dorowa.
- businessweekly
- February 5, 2018
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NRZ recapitalisation project on course
Enacy Mapakame HARARE – Negotiations for the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) recapitalisation are now at an advanced stage and should be concluded soon, a senior official has said.
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- February 5, 2018
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CICM partners Africa University
BH24 Reporter HARARE – Regional-focused Chartered Institute of Customer Management (CICM) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Africa University, which will see the former becoming an associate institution of…
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- February 5, 2018
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Small scale producers in record gold production in 2017
HARARE – Small scale gold miners produced a record 13 176 kgs in 2017, beating their large scale counterparts for the first time in seven years, latest figures show.
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- February 5, 2018
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History explains why South Africans on the left argue for free passes for the rich
By Steven Friedman In a society like South Africa in which one racial group has dominated another, poor people are ignored in economic debates by those who claim to speak for…
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- February 5, 2018
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Oil prices fall amid market sell-off, Brent near one-month low
TOKYO – Oil prices on Monday extended declines from the end of last week amid a wider market sell off and a stronger dollar, with Brent crude falling to its lowest in…
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- February 5, 2018
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Farmers lose R14bn as Cape drought bites
Western Cape farmers have recorded R14bn in losses so far, as a result of the crippling drought in the province, according to Agri Western Cape CEO Carl Opperman.
The woman whom death forgot
By Mirirai Nsingo Shingirai Matogo would lie in her cold home waiting. With every movement at her doorstep, every flutter of a shadow, every lick of the lips by the…