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Zim in $317m trade imbalance in March – Zimstat
HARARE – Zimbabwe imported more goods than it exported in the month of March 2018, incurring a trade deficit of $317 million, latest figures from the country’s statistics agency show.
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Small-scale farmers should be at the centre of land reform in South Africa
By Ben Cousins Smallholder farming has been neglected over the past 23 years of South Africa’s attempt to redistribute land taken away from black people during the apartheid era. Not…
Fired nurses re-hired: Service to improve as more health professionals engaged
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Mugabe hounded me out of Zimbabwe, Thomas Mapfumo reveals
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Govt rules out Diaspora vote: Minister says it is not provided for in the Constitution
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President pledges consensus leadership
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Aspiring candidates linked to G40 cabal’s CVs rejected
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National interest comes first, Minister
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Nsimbi to represent Mat South in elections committee
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