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- businessweekly
- November 25, 2022
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World population: Hot and crowded
Congratulations! You are now one of eight billion humans. According to number crunchers at the United Nations, this milestone was passed last week. This matters, not just because the world…
Dramatic rise in UK drug addiction
The Rhodesia Herald, November 25, 1965 LONDON. – A government investigation team today proposed a clamp-down on Britain’s family doctors in an effort to quell a dramatic rise in drug addiction.…
Ex-bank clerk convicted over $1m bogus salaries
Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter A FORMER validation clerk at Agribank will perform 280 hours of community service after he was convicted of defrauding the bank of $1 042 144,80…
National congress chance for world to appreciate CPC policies
Guo Shaochun Chinese Ambassador “Our party has dedicated itself to achieving lasting greatness for the Chinese nation and committed itself to the noble cause of peace and development for humanity.…
Council splashes US$700k on cars
Municipal Reporter HARARE City Council has splashed about US$700 000 on luxury vehicles at the expense of the critically needed refuse trucks, exposing the council’s penchant for profligacy ahead of…
- businessweekly
- November 25, 2022
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GB Holdings optimistic of profitability in FY22
Business Writer GB Holdings expects a significant recovery in the fourth quarter underpinned by a strong order book at the rubber division and consistent demand at the Chemicals Division, company…
New mall for Harare traders
Farai Dauramanzi Herald Reporter Scores of informal traders who have been operating from the streets in Harare will now be housed in the newly constructed Empowerment Traders’ Mall at the…
Ministers, MPs hail allocations
Herald Reporter LEGISLATORS yesterday welcomed the 2023 National Budget presented by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube saying it would stimulate economic development as envisaged by the National…
More training hours for Team Zimbabwe ahead of Region 5 Games
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter TECHNICAL teams for different sport codes have decided to subject athletes to more training hours as they bid to build endurance ahead of the African Union…