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Stock Market Weekly Review
Enacy Mapakame All of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE)’s indices closed the week to Wednesday in bearish mode as investors adopt a wait-and-see approach over the economy post-elections.
Kroenke unfazed by unhappy fans
LONDON. — American businessman and entrepreneur Stan Kroenke is unlikely to be upset by the outpouring of heated opposition from Arsenal fans following his takeover of historic English Premier League soccer club.
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- August 10, 2018
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Voluntary disclosure under immigrants’ rebate
The Voluntary Disclosure programme that is running between July 2018 and December 2018 can be utilised to formalise any irregularities relating to the Customs and Excise provisions. ZIMRA has records…
Murume nemudzimai vonetsana . . .‘unza ndiverenge zviri mufoni yako’
Gamuchirai Muzanenhamu NYAYA yemameseji anonzi ari munhare yemumwe mudzimai — ayo aari kuramba kuti murume wake aone — yakamutsa bongozozo rakaita kuti vapedzisire vasvitsana kumatare edzimhosva.
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Debt reduction strategy key to economic rebound
Zimbabwe’s public debt burden, composed of both domestic and international debt remains a key risk factor to economic revival going forward. The new elected Government, (hopefully the election dispute will…
ZNFPC raises red flag over aphrodisiacs
The Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council (ZNFPC) has raised alarm over the rampant abuse of aphrodisiacs in Masvingo and warned of potential health implications of the use of untested sexual enhancement herbs.
Bumbiro rava mumitauro 16
Daniel Nemukuyu BUMBIRO remutemo reZimbabwe rave kuwanikwa mumitauro 16 yemuno nedonzvo rekuti munhu wose ange achinzwisisa nyaya dzemitemo pasina zvibingaidzo.
All set for Miss Tyrone’s beauty pageant
All is set for the inaugural Miss Tyrone’s beauty pageant to be held at the Meikles Hotel, Harare, where 12 girls will tomorrow contest for the crown.
Gweru blamed for typhoid
Midlands Minister of State Owen Ncube has attributed the outbreak of typhoid and the subsequent loss of life in Gweru to negligence by the city council after concealing the situation for three weeks without informing the Ministry of Health and Child Care.
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28 Zim artists to show at the Zeitz MOCAA
At least 28 Zimbabwean artists are set to exhibit at the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa on the V & A Waterfront, in Cape Town, South Africa.