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ZSE casts net into diaspora for a new CEO
Tinashe Makichi The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has cast its net beyond the country in search of a new chief executive to steer the market forward. The ZSE said this week…
Women make sense with money
Robin Muchetu A LOCAL organisation says women who take loans from institutions have a high rate of paying back, as such, they are worth supporting financially.
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- May 4, 2018
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Sport needs to bargain more
Ishemunyoro Chingwere There is something irresistibly alluring in sport for several companies that has seen them all wanting to be associated with the different types of sport. Zimbabwe Stock Exchange…
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- May 4, 2018
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Brainworks plans to raise $7m capital
Business Writer Brainworks Limited, which became the first Zimbabwean company to have a primary listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in October 2017 is planning to raise approximately $7 million…
Byo Bowling Club hosts karate championships
Sports Reporter BULAWAYO Bowling Club is the venue for the Lysavay Zimbabwe Japan Karate Association (JKA) Team Championships tomorrow.
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- May 4, 2018
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Asa mulls disposal of mining units
Business Writer Diversified mining group, Asa Resource is mulling the disposal of its Zimbabwean mining units as the group continues to operate in unclear circumstances following boardroom wrangles and fraud…
Family uses black magic on rapist
Vendetta Mtunzi .
The a�?Aa�� in awards stands for anger!
Nkululeko Nkala I am sure it stands for achievement or something. But many times when awards are involved there is just too much anger going around, hence this piece.
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- May 4, 2018
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What will stimulate wage growth?
Chris Chenga Africa has remained an economist’s nightmare due to its lack of credible data and metrics to be used for compiling evidence based analyses of economic occurrences. This is unfortunate…
‘End worldwide corruption by punishing chief beneficiaries’
Emmanuel Koro The most effective way to end corruption, big and small around the world, involves punishing those who initiate these activities rather than only those who implement them, says…