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Fiscal crisis looms over Treasury Bills
A FINANCIAL crisis is looming as it emerged this week that government is failing to honour Treasury Bills issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on maturity worth US$1,5 billion […]
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Market anxiety over bond notes
RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya found himself in a tight spot last week and was forced, for the umpteenth time, to defend his decision to introduce bond notes. […]
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Sanctions not main problem
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe — who now sounds incoherent and like a broken record whenever he speaks — was at it again at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly this week, […]
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#Tajamuka not scared of the regime — Mkwananzi
Tajamuka was an organic idea which began naturally because of the vacuum which was and is there in terms of cohesive youth mobilisation. ‘
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IMF aborts Zim visit
THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has abandoned its much-awaited visit to Zimbabwe amid indications the country’s arrears clearance plan approved in Lima, Peru, last year has totally unravelled. ‘
Demonising Mugabe harmful to Zim’s stability, prosperity
There is now the spectre of regime changists and successionists falling on and finding each other in a common purpose seeking to grab power for its own sake. ‘
Mugabe’s foreign trips wasteful
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe, who is currently in New York for the 71st United Nations General Assembly, is wasting time and resources globe-trotting on private business and attending useless summits at […]
NetOne in US$32m dodgy deals
A FORENSIC audit into the affairs of state-owned mobile phone operator NetOne has unearthed new evidence of mismanagement and corruption. Latest details show the company made shady payments totalling US$32 […]
‘Zim the Venezuela of Africa’
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe will come face-to-face with the devastating consequences of misrule and economic mismanagement when he participates in the 17th Domestic Non-Aligned Summit in Venezuela this week. ‘
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US$1,3bn debt cripples power supply
WHILE Zimbabwe continues squandering money on the costly, corrupt and unsustainable US$250 million Dema Power Plant, the country is facing severe power cuts due to the Zimbabwe Energy Distribution and […]
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Zim stakeholders tackle crisis
A NATIONAL consultative meeting on the national crisis was held at Sapes on September 15, followed by a policy dialogue in the evening. ‘
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#Tajamuka not scared of the regime — Mkwananzi
Tajamuka was an organic idea which began naturally because of the vacuum which was and is there in terms of cohesive youth mobilisation. ‘
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‘Fuel retailers selling toxic fuel’
SOME leading fuel retailers in Zimbabwe, purportedly partly owned by Swiss companies, are allegedly importing contaminated diesel which contains high levels of sulphur content for bigger profits, a Swiss corporate […]
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IMF aborts Zim visit
THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has abandoned its much-awaited visit to Zimbabwe amid indications the country’s arrears clearance plan approved in Lima, Peru, last year has totally unravelled. ‘
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Pearl Properties records US$1,1 million loss
PEARL Properties recorded a US$1,1 million loss during the half-year period to June 2016 as the property sector remained subdued owing to weakening aggregate demand, declining occupancy levels, increased evictions […]
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Monetary policy measures inadequate to lift economy
The mid-term monetary policy review presented by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya carries the theme: Walk the talk to restore trust and confidence. ‘
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RTG exits Mozambique
RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) will exit the Mozambique market at the end of this month due to declining revenue inflows, the hoteling group said. ‘
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‘HCCL social services should be a business entity’
Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) should unbundle and commercialise its properties and stop playing the role of both local and central government through subsidising the town’s key social and infrastructure […]
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Fiscal crisis looms over Treasury Bills
A FINANCIAL crisis is looming as it emerged this week that government is failing to honour Treasury Bills issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on maturity worth US$1,5 billion […]
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Market anxiety over bond notes
RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya found himself in a tight spot last week and was forced, for the umpteenth time, to defend his decision to introduce bond notes. […]
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Khama at loss of words over Mugabe leadership
THE tragedy of Zanu PF’s incompetence and mismanagement was once again brought to the fore with revelations in the state media this week that surgeries at Harare Hospital had been […]
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Chinamasa, Mangudya measures hit dead end
IN his mid-year monetary policy review, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya proposed two approaches of internal devaluation to deal with the current account deficit. ‘
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Sanctions not main problem
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe — who now sounds incoherent and like a broken record whenever he speaks — was at it again at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly this week, […]
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Stark consequences of a failed leadership
If anyone ever needed evidence of the Zanu PF government’s shocking maladministration which has transcended the realm of mere incompetence and now poses grave danger to national survival, the spectacular […]
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ZRU reinstates Mandenge
SABLES coach Cyprian Mandenge has been reinstated as the Zimbabwe national fifteens rugby team coach, barely a month after he was reportedly pushed following a string of poor results. ‘
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ZC audit plot thickens
A LEADING audit firm has sensationally distanced itself from Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC)’s hotly disputed financial statements of 2015 in a development likely to expose massive fraudulent activities in the administration […]
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ZC courts Streak
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) is locked in negotiations with former captain Heath Streak who is earmarked to take over as the national team coach following the departure of Dav Whatmore who […]
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Audit storm rocks ZC
ZIMBABWE Cricket’s audited financial statement for 2015 could spark an investigation after members of the association’s new board raised alarm over questionable operating expenditures, we can reveal. ‘
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Zim-born Godwin closer to Wallabies dream
WESTERN Force versatile backliner Kyle Godwin moved a step closer to becoming the second Zimbabwe-born player to play for Australia after being included in the Wallabies’ 30-man squad for their […]
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Pearl Properties records US$1,1 million loss
PEARL Properties recorded a US$1,1 million loss during the half-year period to June 2016 as the property sector remained subdued owing to weakening aggregate demand, declining occupancy levels, increased evictions […]
... Read more -
Monetary policy measures inadequate to lift economy
The mid-term monetary policy review presented by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya carries the theme: Walk the talk to restore trust and confidence. ‘
... Read more -
RTG exits Mozambique
RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) will exit the Mozambique market at the end of this month due to declining revenue inflows, the hoteling group said. ‘
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‘HCCL social services should be a business entity’
Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) should unbundle and commercialise its properties and stop playing the role of both local and central government through subsidising the town’s key social and infrastructure […]
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Fiscal crisis looms over Treasury Bills
A FINANCIAL crisis is looming as it emerged this week that government is failing to honour Treasury Bills issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on maturity worth US$1,5 billion […]
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