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- April 3, 2020
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Gvt moves to resolve CAPS legacy issues
Martin Kadzere Zimbabwe is firming plans to revive its pharmaceutical industry through a cocktail of measures including recapitalisation of CAPS Pharmaceuticals and production of own raw materials for drugs processing,…
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- April 3, 2020
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BREAKING: COVID-19 will make it harder for Zim, says IMF
Business Writer COVID-19 will adversely impact the economic outlook for Zimbabwe that also require additional health-related spending and international support, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said in its 2019…
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Government moves to resolve CAPS legacy issues
Zimbabwe is firming plans to revive its pharmaceutical industry through a cocktail of measures including recapitalisation of CAPS Pharmaceuticals and production of own raw materials for drugs processing, a senior official has said.
LOCKDOWN: Police confiscate vegetables
Police in Mutare early this morning confiscated more than a tonne of vegetables that were meant to supply hundreds of vendors at Sakubva vegetable market, a direct disregard of the 21-day lockdown announced by President Mnangagwa last week.
Woman pays R850 debt with sex for three days
Gibson Mhaka A Bulawayo woman who has been under unbearable pressure from her neighbour over an 850 rand debt made a shocking decision to be debt-free when she offered him…
Woman attacks ex-husband’s new girlfriend
Gibson Mhaka DIVORCE can never be an easy thing, especially with children involved. There are hurt feelings, bruised egos, and questions swirling about who is at fault. It makes it…
WOMEN’S FORUM: Happily lock each other down
Nhlalwenhle Ncube IT’S lockdown time and one would expect couples to be happy that they will have quality time with each other, but social media is full of negative comments.…
Chimwanda still optimistic despite COVID-19 football break
Swazi Sports with Noel Munzabwa CONFINED by the COVID-19 induced 21-day lockdown, with the 2019/20 MTN Premier League of Eswatini season iced like many other leagues, resumption cast into uncertainty,…
Covid-19: Spare a thought for street children
Gibson Mhaka A pile of boys all in ragged clothes, curled on top of each other like corpses while in deep sleep in the sun, some barefooted, others in worn-out…
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ZimCoke targets Hwange mine
ZIMCOKE has launched a US$25 million bid for Hwange Colliery Company Limited’s underground mine known as 3-Main as part of its controversial deal of taking over Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Zisco) assets.