The pandemic has forced us to imagine a different future
What was it like when Mary and the disciples left the Upper Room on the day of Pentecost? As they stepped into the streets of Jerusalem it must have felt…
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- businessweekly
- June 23, 2020
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OK Zimbabwe records 1000 percent profit
Enacy Mapakame Zimbabwe’s biggest retail group, OK Zimbabwe’s profit for the year to March 31 2020, surged 1000 percent to $566 million from $49 million recorded in the prior year.…
‘UN experts jumped the gun’
Government has dismissed a joint statement by five United Nations (UN) human rights experts, which concluded that three MDC-Alliance youth leaders were abducted as “premature and unreasonable” since investigations to get to the bottom of the matter are still ongoing.
RBZ launches foreign exchange auction today
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)today replaces the interbank market with weekly foreign exchange auctions to determine the Zimbabwe dollar exchange rate with those in industry and commerce cautiously optimistic that the platform will enhance transparency and efficient distribution of foreign exchange.
Covid-19 confirmed cases top 500
The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in Zimbabwe reached 512 yesterday, although 438 of these are among returning residents in quarantine with only 74 people being infected within Zimbabwe, including the two latest confirmed yesterday.
‘Hero Nleya influenced youths to join struggle’
National hero Cde Stanley Nleya influenced many young people in Masendu Village to join the liberation struggle in the early 1970s.
Banks, Govt agree on allowances’ modalities
BANKS have agreed with the Government on the modalities of the opening Foreign Currency Accounts (FCAs) for civil servants at zero costs and also to charge minimal costs so that the US$75 is not demeaned by banking and transactions costs.
Concern over social media terrorists
Government is concerned by the continued dissemination of false information on social media platforms meant to mischievously tarnish its image.
HIT completes ventilators test
THE Harare Institute of Technology (HIT)has completed the testing of ventilators it developed this year and is ready to move to the production stage once funding is secured to import components.
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- Chronicle
- June 23, 2020
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Nurses at Covid-19 high risk: 13 more Mpilo Central Hospital nurses test positive
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Health Reporter HEALTH workers, especially nurses, are at a high risk of contracting Covid-19 pandemic due to the careless behaviour of members of the public who violate lock…