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- businessweekly
- December 9, 2022
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MENA countries cautious as commodity prices surge
Our latest Regional Economic Outlook examines how MENA countries are responding to high commodity prices and protecting the vulnerable. This task is much harder for commodity importers, where fiscal space…
adminPSL step up club licencing efforts
THE Premier Soccer League will scale up the implementation of Club Licencing next year with the setting up of an independent committee that will assess the work done by the clubs thus far.
Bogus cop, CIO arrested in separate incidents
A 29-year-old bogus policeman has been arrested in Zvishavane after he was found wearing a police uniform while another man was arrested in Harare after producing a fake President’s Department identification card while threatening Government officials at their offices.
- businessweekly
- December 9, 2022
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Forex access challenges to deepen further — ZNCC
Oliver Kazunga Business Writer Challenges of access to foreign currency are set to deepen further following the repealing of legislation that relates to the suspension of duty on capital equipment…
14 radio stations transform communities
Tremendous progress has been made in opening up airwaves, with 14 community radio stations having been licenced to serve communities in indigenous languages.
Suspended Zifa bosses furnished with key documents
FORMER ZIFA executives led by Felton Kamambo yesterday received the prosecution documents to prepare for their trial on charges of abusing the football association’s letterheads in a trial now set for January 3 next year at the Harare Magistrates Court.
- businessweekly
- December 9, 2022
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Toyota C-HR Prologue daringly styled SUV
Brussels. — The current Toyota C-HR is already arguably the most daringly styled compact SUV on the market, but the Japanese carmaker is upping its game with the next generation.…
Tino Benza dominates Herentals awards
TINOTENDA Benza was the biggest winner at the inaugural Herentals Group of Colleges football awards held at Motor Action Sports Club yesterday.
Unpaid labour for marrying two men
A 30-year-old woman was ordered to perform 105 hours of unpaid work at Warren Park Primary School in Harare after she was convicted of marrying two husbands.
- businessweekly
- December 9, 2022
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Major effort needed to build power capacity
The main talking point in business circles has now moved from foreign currency and inflation, both at least ameliorated to large degrees, and has moved to energy, in particular electricity…