A new dawn beckons for Zimbabwe
Cuthbert Mavheko The forthcoming harmonised elections are vaunted as Zimbabwe’s most important elections since independence in 1980, primarily because they seek to endorse or reject the new dispensation that rolled…
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- June 22, 2018
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Zim cotton industry in rebound
Cotton industry remains strategic to Zimbabwe’s economy. It sustains about 400 000 households and has potential of significantly generating foreign currency. As a result of inadequate levels of inputs and…
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- June 22, 2018
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Investor interest continues growing
Martin Kadzere A Mauritius-based company intends to invest nearly $5 billion to develop coal bed methane (CBM) wells and a power station in Binga, south of Lake Kariba, a top…
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- June 22, 2018
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Finmark Trust to establish base in Zim
Kudzanai Sharara FinMark Trust, an independent trust established to promote financial inclusion and regional financial integration, has announced its plans to set up base in Zimbabwe. FinMark, which provides evidence based…
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- June 22, 2018
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APA plans to solve cash woes
Africa Moyo Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA) presidential candidate, Dr Nkosana Moyo, has launched his manifesto in which he promises to deal with the cash challenges in the short,…
Russia 2018: Group D Preview
Nigeria v Iceland (17.00) Having pulled off one of the shocks of the opening round of fixtures at the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™, Iceland will be hoping for all…
Zimbabwe lose big names for T20 series
JUST as Zimbabwe seek to restore credibility after the sacking of coach Heath Streak and captain Graeme Cremer, several top players have opted out of the triangular series against Pakistan…
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- June 22, 2018
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Mobile data reforms welcome, but more wanted
Zimbabweans, thanks to the weird way they treat cash as a commodity rather than a medium of exchange, have become the world leaders in switching to mobile and digital banking…
Japan extends $21million grant to Zimbabwe
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter JAPAN has extended an estimated $21 million grant aid to Zimbabwe for a road construction project to improve the steep gradient on the Makuti-Chirundu section…
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- June 22, 2018
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ASX-listed miner needs $250m for lithium plant
Golden Sibanda Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) listed Zimbabwe focused battery grade lithium producer, Prospect Resources Plc, says it may require as much as $250 million to build a full-scale lithium…