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- businessweekly
- August 23, 2019
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Impact of prejudice on the history of Great Zimbabwe
Jessica Liew Between 850 BCE and 1600 CE, great civilisations thrived in Africa, yet few non-Africans have learned about them. While some may be familiar with the achievements of ancient…
- businessweekly
- August 23, 2019
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Symbol of grit, determination
There was a time long ago when these stone buildings were the epicentre of a once powerful and dominant civilisation in Southern Africa. At its peak, it is believed the…
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- August 23, 2019
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Lee wins ATP Tour match
As a child, people used to make fun of Duckhee Lee, telling him he should not be playing tennis. On Monday the South Korean proved the doubters wrong by becoming…
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- August 23, 2019
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Grinning Salah boasts a car collection
MO SALAH has a reputation of being down-to-earth and quiet, but his car collection is anything but. The Liverpool forward, who once again is chasing the Premier League title with…
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- August 23, 2019
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Innscor Africa backs cricket development. . . as Zim school teams leave for an SA tour
Chipo Sabeta Innscor Africa Limited chairman, Addison Chinake, believes investing in junior sport has tremendous benefits as the developed and groomed players feed directly into the senior national team. Speaking…
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- August 23, 2019
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Econet positions self for future. . . launches virtual learning academy
Own Correspondent Econet Wireless has launched the Econet Group Innoversity, a virtual learning academy designed to develop critical skills in the digital age. “Today, I am excited to launch the…
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- August 16, 2019
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Humps ahead as Zim targets finance centre
Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube says Zimbabwe is “very serious” about establishing an Offshore Financial Centre (OFC) in the country, but analysts say given the country’s handling of foreign investments in the past few years the intention might as well be over ambitious, at least for now.
- businessweekly
- August 16, 2019
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US$500m for sugar plantations sought
Zimbabwe needs US$500 million investment to develop new sugar cane plantations after creating additional irrigation capacity following the completion of the Tugwi Mukosi Dam in 2017, which has capacity to put 25 000 hectares under irrigation.
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- August 16, 2019
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Insurance, pensions players want rethink on prescribed assets
Zimbabwe’s insurance and pensions industry want a broad re-consideration of the requirements in investing in prescribed assets in view of emerging risks from recent currency reforms and an inflationary operating environment.
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- August 16, 2019
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Reforms to pay medium, long term dividends
ONGOING economic reforms will pay dividends in the medium to long term, says leading global economic research firm Fitch Solutions, as the measures being implemented take time to take root.