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- August 18, 2017
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Hot, cold and Lot’s wife at Queen of Hearts
Taking Out My Choppers With Robert Mukondiwa Great food needs a great day to be consumed. Let your choppers really sink into the food with no worries in the world…
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- August 18, 2017
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Africa could soon be largest free-trade area
Africa could soon be the largest free-trade area in the world. This is if the African Union’s Continental Free Trade Area (CTFA) stays on track to be operational by the…
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- August 18, 2017
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Lack of clarity will play against Bitcoin
Leroy Dzenga There has been talk of a crypto currency, Bitcoin and the way in which it is supposed to revolutionise the “money” concept.
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- August 18, 2017
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A primer on Zimbabwe’s economic blue-prints
Business Writers Zimbabwe’s economic blue-prints introduced since independence in 1980 have not been effective in achieving their set targets due to poor implementation, with the exception of the current Zimbabwe…
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- August 18, 2017
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Trek to inject over $3,7m into maize production
Kudzanai Sharara Trek Petroleum is set to inject more than $3,7 million into the 2017 / 18 maize production season at the four farms that it is currently running under…
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- August 18, 2017
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‘ZPIF to spur investor appetite on ZSE’
Africa Moyo The Securities and Exchanges Commission of Zimbabwe (SecZim) says the Zimbabwe Portfolio Investment Fund (ZPIF), which is earmarked to be operational from next month, would spur investor appetite…
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- August 18, 2017
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Yummy! Dairibord emerges as favourite yoghurt for 11-year-old Kelly-Anne
Happiness Zengeni Just like any other school holiday, there is always that stress of what the children are going to eat all day. After burning fat, children will not only…
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- August 18, 2017
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Regulator taming sector
Business Writers Zimbabwe’s insurance and pension industry regulator has started beefing up its structures to strengthen supervision and bring sanity into the sector.
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- August 18, 2017
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Evaluating Zim-Asset: Empowered society, growing economy, but lack of capital limits reach and tempers success
Tinashe Nyamunda With just over a year to go before the curtains come down on the latest economic blue print, the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim-Asset), it is…
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- August 18, 2017
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Dairy Wars: How things can turn sour for unpreparednFierce competition will be in value chain efficiency
Chris Chenga The dairy industry is turning out to be an exciting sector in the economy. Excitement in this regard is in the context of competition. Competition is intriguing for…