adminEditorial Comment: Bad customer relations still bedevil council, Zesa
The marginal easing of the exchange rate in this week’s auction, by 0,4 percent putting it back close to the mid-September rate, is not going to impact on inflation, as the changes over the past couple of months have been minute and in any case add up to a slight rise in the local currency.
Umbono woMthunywa: Asisekeleni okungokwethu Mthwakazi omuhle
KULENTO enye kuphela zwi ehlupha abantu bakaMthwakazi; yikungasekeli lokhu okungokwakibo. Njengesibonelo, banengi abahlabeleli abadabuka emhlubulweni weMatabeleland asebaze babeka phansi amajogwe kumbe baze bakhetha ukuyahlabela phandle kwelizwe ngenxa yokuswela usekelo oluvela…
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