Editorial Comment – Chitungwiza council: Something must give in
It has come to our attention that things are not well at the Chitungwiza Municipality.
‘Zim to cut expenditure in 2020’ . . . However economic activity will improve beyond next year, says UK think-tank
ZIMBABWE is likely to cut public expenditure next year on the back of falling revenues and economic contraction, according to a report by United Kingdom-based Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
Govt targets 10pc growth in exports
Government is determined to ongoing reforms to facilitate growth in exports of goods and services by at least 10 percent annually from about US$4,5 billion currently to US$7 billion by 2023, a Cabinet Minister said.
‘No going back on Zim-dollar usage’
Prosper Ndlovu, Business Editor PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday directed all businesses in the country to comply with the new monetary policy regulations as there is no going back on the use of…
President courts rural councils for anti-sanctions march
President Mnangagwa has urged rural district councils (RDCs) to participate in various ways on October 25 when SADC nations take part in the solidarity day against illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the West.
Old Mutual-Zim to roll out second retrenchment round
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter OLD Mutual Zimbabwe is set to roll out a second voluntary retrenchment exercise this year as part of the company’s cost-containment initiative in response to the…
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- October 18, 2019
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SA among 8 in Rugby World Cup quarter-final
The Rugby World Cup has its eight quarter-finalists after a breathless group phase that has provided plenty of thrills and spills.
- businessweekly
- October 18, 2019
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SA among 8 in Rugby World Cup quarter-final
The Rugby World Cup has its eight quarter-finalists after a breathless group phase that has provided plenty of thrills and spills.
Lazarus Boora ‘Gringo’ recovering
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent Popular actor Lazarus Boora aka Gringo who underwent surgery for a ruptured appendix this week is recovering well in hospital and the family would like to thank…
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- October 18, 2019
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TBs appetite dries up
Zimbabwe failed to raise the targeted amount through Treasury Bills in the last two auctions, underlining the huge disconnect between inflation “realities” being experienced by investors and expectations of policy makers, according to analysts.