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- August 24, 2018
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RBZ unfazed by rising inflation rate
Kudzanai Sharara The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe will continue to pursue supply side policies that seek to increase productivity as it aims to contain inflation, which reached its all-time high…
Transit trucks increase at Beitbridge
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau THE volume of transit haulage trucks passing through Beitbridge Border Post and destined for countries north of the Zambezi River has increased by 47,5 percent in…
Patron dupes barlady through EcoCash
Michelle Gwizi, Chronicle Reporter A SPORTS bar in Bulawayo lost beer worth $18 after a patron faked an EcoCash message as proof of payment.
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- August 24, 2018
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Business, Govt bury hatchet
Africa Moyo As the nation keenly awaits judgment in the electoral petition filed by MDC Alliance presidential candidate Advocate Nelson Chamisa, there is a refreshing development noted from the July…
Who owns the US$3.5 million Bugatti Chiron?
Raymond Jaravaza THE closest a majority of Zimbabweans, if not Africans, (no pun intended) can ever come to seeing a Bugatti is watching sports car show a�� Top Gear.
Human skull eats cattle
A�Danisa Masuku PRESCRIPTION gone bad! A Binga man tired of being poor consulted a sangoma that advised him to bury a human skull in his kraal to change his fortunes.…
Tamuda Investment Group sets base in Byo
SOUTH Africa head-quartered engineering and steel firm, Tamuda Investment Group (TIG), has opened a steel and pipe business in Bulawayo with plans to establish a manufacturing plant that will provide one-stop-shop engineering services to a diversity of clients.