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- May 15, 2023
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2024 tobacco season preps begin
Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter Preparations for the 2024 tobacco season have started, with farmers procuring seed ahead of sowing seedbeds under irrigation in June or July and August for those reliant…
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- May 15, 2023
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US must realise it can’t continue operating outside the framework of international law and norms
Stanford Chiwanga–Bulawayo Bureau THE recent false accusations made by the United States Ambassador to South Africa about the country selling weapons to Russia highlights the importance of respecting the sovereignty…
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- May 15, 2023
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Piped water scheme complete
A piped-water scheme for the Hurungwe community whose ground-breaking ceremony was held in March this year, has been completed with the community now having access to clean and potable water.…
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- May 15, 2023
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Zim-Rwanda joint commission successes hailed
Maxwell Tapatapa-Herald Reporter The second session of the Joint Permanent Commission on Cooperation (JPCC) between Zimbabwe and Rwanda opened yesterday with both countries overwhelmed by the positive results attained by…
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- May 15, 2023
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BRICS currency ‘plausible alternative’ to dollar hegemony
Efforts by countries to replace the United States dollar in international trade will reach a new high when BRICS nations discuss the feasibility of introducing a common currency at a…
adminSA may skirt recession in first quarter
South Africa’s economy probably avoided a technical recession in the first quarter, despite more intense power outages. A median estimate of seven economists in a Bloomberg survey conducted May 5 to 11 is for a quarterly gross domestic product expansion of 0,2 percent, compared with the 0,1 percent forecast in April.
SA may skirt recession in first quarter
South Africa’s economy probably avoided a technical recession in the first quarter, despite more intense power outages. A median estimate of seven economists in a Bloomberg survey conducted May 5 to 11 is for a quarterly gross domestic product expansion of 0,2 percent, compared with the 0,1 percent forecast in April.
SA may skirt recession in first quarter
South Africa’s economy probably avoided a technical recession in the first quarter, despite more intense power outages. A median estimate of seven economists in a Bloomberg survey conducted May 5 to 11 is for a quarterly gross domestic product expansion of 0,2 percent, compared with the 0,1 percent forecast in April.
Oil drops for a fourth day
Oil fell for a fourth day as concerns over the US economy and China’s slower-than-expected recovery weighed on the outlook.