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- July 26, 2019
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Poor yields dampen agric value chains
DEVELOPING vibrant industrial value chains should be anchored on improved coordination and strengthening of linkages between farmers and agro-processing industries, industrialist Busisa Moyo, has said.
Double celebration for Mai Mwamuka
Mthabisi Tshuma Award-winning gospel musician, Margaret Mwamuka, will next week celebrate her birthday by giving fans a chance to feature in her live Riding high on the success of her…
High emotions at Gukurahundi hearings
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter WOMEN from Tsholotsho and Maphisa failed to hide their emotions and wept openly as they narrated the gruesome experiences they went through during post independence disturbances popularly…
Villa on verge of signing Nakamba
Eddie Chikamhi, Harare Bureau MARVELOUS NAKAMBA finally got the greenlight to join English Premiership side Aston Villa yesterday, and underwent a medical, ending days of negotiations which had threatened the move.…
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- July 26, 2019
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Tobacco funding model needs a re-look
This week’s revelation by Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB), chief executive officer Andrew Matibiri that Zimbabwe only retains 60 percent of the tobacco crop’s export earnings should reignite calls for a new funding model that is aimed at returning more from the crop.
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- July 26, 2019
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Mubayiwa now Stanchart director
Standard Chartered Bank Zimbabwe limited has appointed Mubaiwa Mubayiwa as new executive director replacing Samuel Nhakaniso who resigned from the financial institution in March this year.
Denzel dreams of playing at higher level
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE inclusion of four of his teammates in the final Warriors’ squad for the first round first-leg Chan qualifier against Mauritius on Sunday has inspired talented…
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- July 26, 2019
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Fuel price increase necessary
Now that we have dealt with the issue of optimal currency option, focus should shift to addressing economic distortions to sustain the Zimbabwean dollar. Our economy today is burdened by the damaging effects of economic distortions that are contributing significantly to currency instability.
Letters to the Editor: Address us correctly as Tonga women
Editor — I enjoyed reading the article about the First Lady visiting Binga and celebrating the opening of the newly built Zubo offices. However, as a Tonga woman myself, I…
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- July 26, 2019
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