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- November 3, 2017
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Econet Wireless’ ‘TMT’ model begins to pay off…as company rides on cash woes, business efficiencies to grow its income in H1
An increase in contribution of non-voice revenue to 63 percent of total and a reduction in finance costs by $10,7 million led Econet Wireless Zimbabwe to an exceptional performance
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- November 3, 2017
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From the Horse’s mouth
Economist John Robertson says that Government should leave building agriculture, mining and manufacturing capacity to the private sector and should concentrate on infrastructural
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- November 3, 2017
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Platinum, chrome miners push forex retention rise
Martin Kadzere Zimbabwe’s chrome and platinum miners are pushing to have the foreign currency retention raised to at least 30 percent, saying the prescribed 20 percent threshold is not
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- November 3, 2017
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Present your case next year, Equity Properties told
Hebert Zharare The Master of High Court has said that Equity Properties, which is demanding the removal of Deposit Protection Corporation boss John Chikura and his agent, auditor Ngoni Kudenga
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- November 3, 2017
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Banking jobs still safe despite digital revolution
Kudzanai Sharara Taking Stock If there is one thing that is as clear as day and that we all agree on is that we are in the midst of a digital…
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- November 3, 2017
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The African Advantage: The benefits of obvious problems
Tinashe Mukogo and Musekiwa Samuriwo Over the last few posts, we have been talking about the inherent advantages that developed economies have over start-ups in operating in African environments. The…
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- November 3, 2017
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Social media as a tool in marketing art
Arts Correspondent Social media has become the most powerful tool when promoting businesses online. Business practitioners have generated social media pages so as to promote their business
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- November 3, 2017
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The art of high tea has evolved
Courtesy of Baccarat Hotel At the two-year-old Baccarat Hotel in midtown Manhattan, tea sommelier Gabrielle Jammal pours a deeply-steeped Moroccan mint tea served at the end of a newly-created Sultan
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- November 3, 2017
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Railways steamed Zimbabwe’s economy
The National Railways of Zimbabwe complete 120 years of “moving the nation” on 4 November 2017. This week we celebrate their contribution to the development of the country. Where did…
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- November 3, 2017
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Cayeux, our great reminder
Mugove Chigada Golf, to some amateurs, with no intention to turn professional, is a necessary evil. The memories of an uncle, who was a committed golfer, are still fresh. After…