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‘Public sector responsiveness key’

ZIMBABWE has been selected to host the next edition of the Africa Public Service Day (APSD) commemorations in 2021 at the conclusion of this year’s edition of the biennial event.

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“Saskam Power” lights a fire under Matiyenga!

WHETHER it was an epiphany, the threat of watching his dreams go up in smoke or a simple look at the calendar; the reality of Tinotenda Matiyenga’s current predicament hit him hard and square between the eyes during the NCAA Track and Field National Championships held in the United States of America a fortnight ago.

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Lawrence’s rollercoaster week

Makomborero Mutimukulu in CAIRO, Egypt GETTING hold of Lawrence Mhlanga was a difficult task for Warriors manager Wellington Mpandare. An injury that ruled out Tafadzwa Kutinyu from the ongoing Africa…

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SDA pastor under investigation for fraud

The president of Seventh Day Adventist North Zimbabwe Conference is under investigation for allegedly swindling the church of funds amounting to more than US$20 000.

The church’s foreign based auditors are currently combing through the church’s books following indications that Pastor Albert Mangwende, who has held the office of North Zimbabwe Conference president for 18 months, misused the church funds.

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Do adultery suits protect marriage?

Undoubtedly, our courts and society as a whole consider adultery as abhorrent. lt is frowned upon.

The claim for adultery damages was, therefore, formulated as a way of not only curbing this vice but also to protect the marriage institution.

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Aviation industry sweats over SI-33

Statutory bodies in the aviation sector — the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe and National Handling Services  (NHS) — say Statutory Instrument 33 of 2019 has affected their ability to raise foreign currency.
 The statutory instrument was promulgated to give effect to currency changes announced in the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s Monetary Policy Statement earlier in February.

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Zimbabwe can earn forex from exporting services

Trade in services is becoming more important and Zimbabwe can capitalise on this.

The global development trajectory is now moving towards striking a balance between diversification, innovation and less reliance on imports, with trade in service becoming common practice.

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Financial Terms You Should Know

These mechanisms are used by exporters and importers, and usually provided by the importing company’s bank to the exporter to safeguard the contractual expectations and particularly financial exposure of the exporter of the goods or services. (Also called “export letters of credit”, and “import letters of credit”.) When an exporter agrees to supply a customer in another country, the exporter needs to know that the goods will be paid for.

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Global outlook plays into Govt’s strategy

A LARGELY gloomy global chrome and chromium sector outlook, that has the potential to push producers out of business, could spur Government’s call for value addition as opposed to raw chrome exports as players seek to capitalise on value chain profits to stay afloat.