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Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) wants objective reviews from seconded staff, political players, civic society organisations and election observers who participated in last year’s harmonised elections…
Zim engages China on Budget figures
Mining companies that made advance foreign currency payments to Zesa Holdings for uninterrupted power supplies are facing viability challenges as the power utility is failing to deliver, legislators heard yesterday.
EcoCash leaves consumers stranded
EcoCash services remained intermittent or non-available yesterday, causing major business losses and much hardship since the platform handles 85 percent of Zimbabwe’s transactions and 99 percent of mobile money transfers.
‘Bank rate cut will not drive inflation’
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s decision to cut the overnight rate with effect from today does not threaten the positive inflation outlook, RBZ Governor Dr John Mangudya and economists say.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Disaster preparedness crucial this rainy season
The rains are back in Southern Africa, bringing dreadful memories to citizens of Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique, who in the last rainy season bore the brunt of the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai that left hundreds dead, thousands homeless and large swathes of infrastructure damaged in the affected districts.
Dubai delegation Zim-bound
A high-powered business delegation from the United Arab Emirates will soon visit Zimbabwe to assess business prospects offered by the country under the new dispensation, Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has said.
Winky D coy on new album plans
Although there is speculation on social media suggesting Winky D will release a new album before the end of the year, the dancehall musician has kept his cards close to the chest.
Brilliant Billiat the hero as Warriors shine
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Our hands are clean: Ecobank
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit is investigating the Ecobank Zimbabwe customer pictured with the $15 000 in new notes that he had withdrawn from the bank, to establish if the money was sold on the parallel market or paid to dairy farmers as he promised the bank he would do.