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Golix seeks to reinvent self
Jeffrey Gogo After an indirect ban on crypto assets by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe crippled operations at Golix, the Harare-based digital currency exchange is now trying to reinvent itself.
Need for critics in the industry…
Nkululeko Nkala . Just over a week ago a few friends and I discussed a need for critics and what they bring into the arts industry. Critics or reviewers are…
UPDATED: Let us all build 2nd Republic: ED
President Mnangagwa yesterday exhorted the country’s security forces to use the skills and knowledge they are acquiring in various training programmes to build the Second Republic.
MDCA demo a monumental flop
Zimbabweans largely ignored the demonstration called by the MDC-Alliance yesterday, and continued with their business as usual, while all shops were open in Harare’s Central Business District.
Mzembi suffering from cancer
Former Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Walter Mzembi is critically ill with cancer of the colony and is in South Africa where he is undergoing chemotherapy, his lawyer has revealed.
SANDTON PROJECT II . . . ZIFA elections moved as plot thickens
THE riveting ZIFA election season took another turn yesterday with new dates being set for the board elections in line with constitutional requirements, amid stunning revelations of a renewed hatchet job to oust incumbent Philip Chiyangwa using international funding sourced from within the Confederation of African Football corridors.
Govt to screen second-hand vehicles
GOVERNMENT is working on a policy to screen all second-hand vehicles to make sure they meet minimum standards before they can be imported into the country, a Cabinet minister said yesterday.
LPG shortages due to forex: ZERA
The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) says the obtaining foreign currency challenges are to blame for the shortages in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) at a time its consumption is on the increase countrywide.
Editorial Comment: Balanced spending needs to continue
The Government’s economic reform programme, expressed through the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) and fleshed out in the 2019 Budget Statement, is already working rather well with Minister of Finance and Economic Development Prof Mthuli Ncube able to give concrete examples this week.