Timothy
- businessweekly
- September 6, 2019
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SA businesses shut stores in Nigeria
South African companies MTN and Shoprite closed stores in Nigeria on Wednesday in the face of attacks targeting their premises in retaliation to similar violence in their home country.
- businessweekly
- September 6, 2019
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Africa’s future: Innovation rather than industrialisation
Africa has taken three significant steps in recent months on its journey to a stronger economic future.
- businessweekly
- September 6, 2019
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SA businesses shut stores in Nigeria
South African companies MTN and Shoprite closed stores in Nigeria on Wednesday in the face of attacks targeting their premises in retaliation to similar violence in their home country.
- businessweekly
- September 6, 2019
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Trade war piles pressure on consumers
There’s a lot of weight on the shoulders of shoppers around the world, and the strain is starting to show.
- businessweekly
- September 6, 2019
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Trade war piles pressure on consumers
There’s a lot of weight on the shoulders of shoppers around the world, and the strain is starting to show.
Chronicle Editor
- Chronicle
- September 6, 2019
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Youths say Empower Bank requirements beyond reach
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent YOUTHS in Matabeleland South Province have appealed to Government to revise requirements for accessing facilities under the Empower Bank as they were beyond the reach of most young people…
- businessweekly
- September 6, 2019
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On visions of prosperous future
The television series “Versailles” kicks-off with the young king rapt in a dream. His younger brother is clutching their dying mother’s hand. Rhetorically, she asks if the dreamer is scared. She tells him as the younger breaks into tears that terrible things happen to kings. And then, she lets go history. She looks ahead to his times and perhaps beyond and reminds him of his destiny before concluding her monologue thus:
- businessweekly
- September 6, 2019
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On visions of prosperous future
The television series “Versailles” kicks-off with the young king rapt in a dream. His younger brother is clutching their dying mother’s hand. Rhetorically, she asks if the dreamer is scared. She tells him as the younger breaks into tears that terrible things happen to kings. And then, she lets go history. She looks ahead to his times and perhaps beyond and reminds him of his destiny before concluding her monologue thus:
admin‘Junior policy is key to development of basketball’
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter NEWLY-appointed Bulawayo Basketball Association (BBA) secretary general, Francis Dube, says the creation of a vibrant junior policy is key to the development and upgrading of the sport…
- Chronicle
- September 6, 2019
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All set for National Clean Up
Elita Chikwati, Harare Bureau All is set for the National Environment Cleaning Day today, with Government now focusing on cleaning and greening the environment. Greening refers to selection and planting…