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- Kwayedza
- April 16, 2021
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Murume wekushinha nechitunha opika
Prosper Dembedza MURUME wekuEpworth – uyo akashinha nechitunha parufu kutanga kwegore rino – akatongerwa kufondoka kwemaawa 315 pasina mubhadharo pakamba yemapurisa yeko. Mutongi Sheunesu Matova wedare reHarare Magistrates Courts akatonga…
- Kwayedza
- April 16, 2021
- 45 views
Akakanda kasvava mvura inofashaira
Thupeyo Muleya NYAYA yemudzimai wemuZimbabwe, uyo ari kupomerwa mhosva yekuuraya mwana waakanga achangobva mukuzvara achiita zvekumuny’udza mumugomo wemarita 20 emvura inofashaira kuSouth Africa, ichaenderera mberi nekutongwa musi wa14 Chivabvu apo…
- Kwayedza
- April 16, 2021
- 42 views
Vana vechikoro 2 vapondwa . . . mutumbi yawanikwa muchimbuzi
Muchaneta Chimuka MAPURISA eZimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) anoti ari kuferefeta nyaya yevana vaviri vemakore 7 okuberekwa vekwaBesa, kwaMutasa, kuManicaland, avo vakashaikwa kuchikoro nemusi weChipiri svondo rino, ndokuzowanikwa vakapondwa, mitumbi yavo…
African Union wants five vaccine-making centres on continent
The African Union on Tuesday announced the launch of a partnership to manufacture vaccines at five research centers to be built on the continent within the next 15 years. Africa…
India records over 200,000 new COVID cases for the first time
India has reported a record 200 739 COVID-19 cases over the last 24 hours, according to data issued by the health ministry, as many hospitals treating coronavirus patients reported severe…
Malawi to destroy 16,000 expired COVID vaccines
A total of 16 000 expired Covid-19 vaccines will be destroyed in Malawi, a health official said on Wednesday. Malawi received 102,000 doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca jabs last month, but…
Mauritius receives first batch of COVID-19 vaccines from China
The Mauritius on Tuesday evening received its first batch of China’s Sinopharm vaccines to help boost the country’s vaccination campaign against COVID-19. Mauritian Minister of Foreign Affairs Alan Ganoo, Minister…
WHO worried COVID rates could spike during Ramadan
The World Health Organization expressed concern Wednesday that the COVID-19 pandemic could worsen in the Middle East and North Africa during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. Detected cases of…
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- businessweekly
- April 16, 2021
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Players discuss financial sector development strategy
Players in the financial services sector have started discussions towards development of a financial sector development strategy, it, being a key element for achievement of the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1).
- businessweekly
- April 16, 2021
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Industry decries high cost capital
Industry is battling to contend with high cost of finance while access to capital is a major hurdle despite the Government’s guarantees for loans under the $18 billion economic stimulus.