adminConCourt refuses to hear constituency boundaries case
The Constitutional Court yesterday refused to hear on an urgent basis an application by a Harare man seeking to compel the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to restart from scratch the delimitation of constituency boundaries.
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- January 20, 2023
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Govt, white farmers head for showdown
Business Writer White former commercial farmers, whose land was acquired under the land reform programme are reportedly worried about a “longer” period that the compensation process may take after Zimbabwe…
Zambia receives ‘debt-for-nature’ proposal
LONDON. — Zambia received a ‘debt-for-nature swap’ proposal as part of its US$13 billion restructuring discussions, a move that while complex to secure and not part of current talks, could…
Australia investments in Zim increase
Australia’s diplomatic mission to Zimbabwe has, in the last five years, invested heavily in the area of trade and investment between the two countries in what becomes another example of re-engagement gains by the Second Republic.
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- January 20, 2023
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Yen traders brace for wildest day since financial crisis
The Bank of Japan’s policy decision due Wednesday is shaping up to be the biggest risk for the dollar-yen pair since the global financial crisis. The currency pair’s overnight implied…
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- January 20, 2023
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High tax loss risk as economy re-dollarises
Business Writer With the Zimbabwean economy set to move towards full “re-dollarisation”, economic analysts have warned of growing risk of serious potential tax loss coming along with the growing use…
Lager beers spur Delta volumes
Enacy Mapakame DELTA Corporation, Zimbabwe’s largest beverages maker reported revenue for the third quarter to December 2022 grew 44 percent compared to the same period a year ago, largely driven…
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Harare underground water needs to be used less
That Harare has the most stressed underground water supplies in the whole of SADC, and is the area in the region most likely to suffer something close to disaster as boreholes dry up, so reliant are many residents on wells and boreholes, will come as no surprise.
Chevrons lift the nation’s spirit
LARGE crowds are expected to fill up the Harare Sports Club again tomorrow as the Zimbabwe national cricket team look to bag another series in the enduring cricket rivalries with Ireland.
Kadoma pastor keeps Dendera beat alive
It probably requires divine intervention from a ‘man of God’ to resurrect the arguably ‘dead’ Dendera music.