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- January 19, 2018
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Why corporations support art
Arts Correspondent Corporations have been associating themselves with the arts industry as they can achieve one or more of their corporate social responsibility objectives by investing in the arts.
- businessweekly
- January 19, 2018
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Retracing the roots at Dzimbahwe Restaurant
Africa Moyo Globalisation has affected the tastes of many people in the developing world. Anyone that talks about eating traditional food is seen as backward and in dire need for…
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- January 19, 2018
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Man City’s aura of ‘invincibility’ ends
Mark Ogden Liverpool, England. — Three quick thoughts on Liverpool’s 4-3 Premier League win over Manchester City at Anfield last Sunday.
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- January 19, 2018
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Celebrating our own
Mugove Chigada The signs were showing towards the end of last year. Scott Vincent’s strong showing in a number of tournaments towards end of year, and his recent fourth place…
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- January 19, 2018
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Chess: A game for thinkers
Chipo Sabeta Chess is a sport that one can play throughout their life, from kindergarten to the grave. It is a mere board game of strategic skill for two players,…
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- January 19, 2018
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ZSE’s 2018 stock gems?
Tawanda Musarurwa The local bourse witnessed an unprecedented rally during the first three quarters of 2017 as a number of investors moved to hedge against inflationary pressures and monetary uncertainties.
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- January 19, 2018
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Zimbabwe urgently needs a new land administration system
By Ian Scoones Zimbabwe urgently needs a new system of land administration to harness development in the agricultural sector. The country’s land use and ownership have been significantly reconfigured by…
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- January 19, 2018
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Dollar hurt by U.S. shutdown fears, Treasury yields at highest since 2014
LONDON – The dollar wallowed near three-year lows on Friday as heightened fears of a U.S. government shutdown unnerved investors, while U.S. Treasury yields continued an upward march to hit their highest…
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- January 19, 2018
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Bonds slump slightly in line with weaker rand
South African bonds were a little weaker on Friday morning, following the rand that pulled away from its two-and-half year best to the dollar.
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- January 19, 2018
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S.A tops Zim tobacco buyers
Elita chikwati HARARE – South Africa is currently topping the list of Zimbabwean tobacco buyers, latest statistics from the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) show. China normally occupies the top…