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- November 14, 2018
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Big bonuses for Super Eagles in qualifier
CAPE TOWN — A huge cash incentive of US$25 000 has been promised to the players of Nigeria for each goal scored against South Africa’s Bafana Bafana in the upcoming 2019 African…
adminZim courts diamond buyers in Belgium
Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, who is leading a Zimbabwean delegation attending Kimberly Process (KP) meetings in Belgium, yesterday visited Antwerp World Diamond Centre to court international buyers for local diamonds.
ED commitment charms Chinese
The visiting Chinese business delegation, which is in the country to implement deals sealed between Zimbabwe and China, has said it has been impressed by President Mnangagwa’s commitment to transform the economy after years of regression.
$35 million for fuel, drugs
The African Medallion Group, owned by South Africa-based Zimbabwean businessman Frank Buyanga, has availed nearly $35 million to procure and deliver fuel, pharmaceuticals and other products that are in short supply. This came after Government granted AMG the approval to do so following its request to assist.
We want separate ministry: Artistes
Stakeholders from youth, sports, arts and recreation sectors have reiterated their calls for the separation of their respective portfolios, which they insisted must fall under independent ministries.
Mahiya responds to Mutsvangwa’s recall bid
The resolution of the Mashonaland West provincial executive of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans’ Association (ZNLWVA) to recall national chairman Cde Chris Mutsvangwa will only be ratified by a full national executive meeting, the national war veterans spokesperson said last night.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Pharmacies should desist from profiteering
DEBATE is raging on whether all developments on the market are backed by any economic fundamentals or it’s a matter of economic sabotage or arbitrage on the part of manufacturers and service providers.
Don’t sell drugs in forex: Govt
Government is concerned with the continuous charging of pharmaceutics in foreign currency despite forex allocations the sector is getting from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ).
‘Budget to be linked to output, impact’
The 2019 national budget allocations will be premised on projected output and impact that the resources will bring to economic transformation, Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube, has said.
