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- July 4, 2018
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‘Tourism prices must come down’ – Mupfumira
Prosper Ndlovu TOURISM and Hospitality Industry Minister, Prisca Mupfumira, says the pricing of tourism products in Zimbabwe needs to be reviewed downwards to enhance competitiveness and increase volumes.
- businessweekly
- July 4, 2018
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BNC smelter stalls at 83% completion
Enacy Mapakame ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange listed nickel mining firm, Bindura Nickel Corporation (BNC’s) smelter restart project has stagnated at 83 percent completion due to funding constraints.
- businessweekly
- July 4, 2018
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BNC smelter stalls at 83% completion
Enacy Mapakame ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange listed nickel mining firm, Bindura Nickel Corporation (BNC’s) smelter restart project has stagnated at 83 percent completion due to funding constraints.
- SundayNews
- July 4, 2018
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JUST IN: G40 bombed President-Tshinga Dube
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Reporter ZANU PF aspiring Member of Parliament for Makokoba Constituency Retired Colonel Tshinga Dube suspects that ousted members of the revolutionary party popularly referred to as…
- SundayNews
- July 4, 2018
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JUST IN: Confusion reigns supreme in MDC Alliance
Vincent Gono CONFUSION continues to reign supreme in the MDC Alliance with one of its two candidates for Bulawayo South Eng Muvirimi Francis Mangwendeza appearing on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: MDC Alliance’s ballot demands irrational
AS the harmonised elections draw nearer, the MDC Alliance has been the loudest in raising complaints against the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).
$4,2bn project ready for takeoff •Investor moves equipment on site •90 000 jobs to be created
The $4,2 billion platinum investment project in Mhondoro-Ngezi has become one of the fastest projects to be implemented under President Mnangagwa’s administration, with the investor — Karo Resources of Cyprus — having already moved mining equipment on site, only three months after the deal was signed.
HELL IN TUNISIA
RUGBY Africa and Tunisia Rugby were yesterday forced to apologise to their Zimbabwean counterparts after the North Africans, in an act plucked from hell, detained the Sables at Cartage Airport for six hours on Monday night before booking them into a sub-standard lodge which the team rejected.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Civil society, NGOs abuse of donor funds not surprising
REPORTS that some non-governmental organisations and quasi-political civil society groups have been abusing funds supplied by Western donors for their activities are not surprising given that some of these organisations…
7 200 register for postal voting
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter ABOUT 7 200 people, the majority of them diplomats, have applied for postal voting in the July 30 elections, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has said.