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- June 5, 2020
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Stock Market Weekly Review
Enacy Mapakame The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) extended gains sustained by firm demand across board, as investors hedge against inflation. Figures from the Zimstats show that annual rate of inflation…
Edzai Isu theatre hub restructures
Community theatre hub, Edzai Isu Trust has realigned operations in a bid to tackle various awareness programmes, especially the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Embrace commercial subjects, schools urged
SCHOOLS need to remodel their curricula to include commercial subjects that will help them in meeting some of their financial needs while preparing learners for life after school.
- businessweekly
- June 5, 2020
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GetBucks slides into loss
Enacy Mapakame Financial services firm, GetBucks Microfinance Bank, slid into a loss position of $20 million for the half year to December 31, 2019 from a profit of $21 million…
Schools gear up for phased reopening
Schools are now producing personal protective equipment as they gear up for the phased reopening which requires several steps to ensure pupils and teachers are safe when lessons resume.
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- June 5, 2020
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The Lockdown Creative Writing Challenge: Story moves on conflict
Christopher Mlalazi We cannot talk about creative writing without discussing what moves a compelling story forward. This is another vital component in the creative writing toolbox of the budding writer.…
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- June 5, 2020
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ZBFH eyes more strategic investments
Tawanda Musarurwa Diversified financial services provider, ZB Financial Holdings, continues to strategically spread its investments as the present inflationary climate weighs heavy on core banking operations. High levels of inflation…
Parirenyatwa trial adjourned
THE trial of former Health and Child Care Minister David Parirenyatwa, on charges of criminal abuse of office, had to be postponed yesterday due to the absence of presiding magistrate Mr Elijah Makomo.
Our life, our biodiversity still matters!
It’s now almost 48 years since the World Environment Day was first established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1972 to spread awareness, encourage humanity from across the world to take steps to protect the environment.