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The band played on. Feverishly. Madly. Deafening sounds and wet, clammy bodies gyrating against each other in lustful, prodigal passions.
Trade deficit narrows to $127m
Zimbabwe’s negative trade balance narrowed markedly in August this year, falling 42 percent to $127,2 million on the back of strong growth in exports, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) said in its monthly economic review for August.
Let’s engage as the youths
ELECTIONS have come and gone and remarkably Zimbabwean youths participated in large numbers to shape their future, something we, as the Zanu-PF Youth League, believe is testimony to the fact that we are up there on governance and national issues.
Zim on course to record gold delivery
Zimbabwe is on course to achieving record breaking gold deliveries this year with the set target of 34 tonnes for the year expected to be surpassed.
UN agencies immune to litigation: Malaba
UNITED Nations (UN) agencies and other international organisations operating in Zimbabwe enjoy absolute immunity from every form of legal process and execution instituted in the local courts, including labour suits, Chief Justice Luke Malaba has ruled.
City retirement boob backfires
Harare City Council’s decision to withdraw the services of six top executives before their age of retirement will see it forking out millions of dollars in compensation after the Supreme Court ruled that they were unlawfully laid off.
‘Zimbabwe could be gateway to investment’
Zimbabwe could be the gateway to investment into Africa through establishment of an Offshore Investment Centre with strong links to the local one-stop investment shop for processing investments.
10-year jail term for tampering with meter
A Kwekwe man has been slapped with a mandatory 10-year jail term for tampering with a Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) meter.
PED Gudo retires
Midlands provincial education director Mrs Agnes Gudo has retired from the sector after 16 years of service.