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The independent Anglican province of Zimbabwe,
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Nigeria launches monitoring satellites
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Barclays, Stanchart get 14-day ultimatum
Fanuel Kangondo Deputy Business Editor
BARCLAYS Bank, Standard Chartered, six mining companies and five other firms have been given a two-week ultimatum to submit acceptable indigenisation plans or risk losing their licences with the Government taking over ownership.
Mining firms affected include platinum giants Zimplats and Mimosa, gold miners Duration Gold Mine and Blanket Mine and Murowa Diamonds.
British American Tobacco, infant foods manufacturer Nestle Zimbabwe and cotton processor Cargil Zimbabwe are also affected.
Letters signed by Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere gave the companies two weeks to comply or risk losing their licences.