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Equity markets mixed after tough week, optimism at a premium
Markets were mixed Friday at the end of another torrid week for investors, who are growing increasingly concerned about US lawmakers’ failure to even hold talks on a new stimulus and surging virus infections that are prompting fresh containment measures.
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CSC to go under reconstruction
THE Government is considering placing the Cold Storage Company (CSC) under reconstruction in order to bring the entity back on its feet as it is taking long to resuscitate the entity.
Plot against Zim exposed
ROGUE elements, that include MDC- Alliance and G40 members, have been conniving with hostile Western nations to smuggle guns into the country and set up so-called Democratic Resistance Committees to destroy the democratic foundations of the Zimbabwe, State Security Minister Owen Ncube has said.
New twist to Murehwa murder as victim’s uncle is arrested
Investigations into the gruesome murder of Tapiwa Makore (7) in Murehwa took a new twist yesterday when police arrested his 57-year-old uncle and namesake.
Devolution & Decentralisation Policy document launched
The comprehensive “Devolution and Decentralisation Policy” is now out, fleshing out the constitutional requirements and spelling out strategies for the successful implementation of the national agenda to promote development across the country’s 10 provinces.
Memory back from layoff with ‘love cure’
Yesteryear urban groove and Afro jazz musician Memory Zaranyika has not quit music, but says she has been around focusing on other projects.
Zim oil, gas test drilling in low cost threshold
The cost of drilling test wells to investigate the existence of oil and gas in Muzarabani, falls within the global range and what is generally considered to be in the relatively low cost threshold, the company doing the exploration, Invictus Energy, has revealed.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Customer is always king in business
Many companies and their workers are still to complete the transition to the new normal in doing business.
President deploys 5 ambassadors
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday appointed five new ambassadors to replace diplomats who have either been recalled or retired.
