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Matiza taken to task over poor state of roads
Members of Parliament this week took Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister, Joel Matiza, to task over the poor state of…
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MPs call for the rehabilitation of boreholes in Matabeleland
Members of Parliament (MPs) have called upon the government to rehabilitate dysfunctional boreholes in Matabeleland, some of which were drilled…
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2020/2021 farming season: Govt planning for the worst
With Zimbabwe having come out of two seasons of consecutive droughts, the government says it is planning for the worst…
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Fears reopening of schools could push up Covid-19 cases
Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health and Child Care chairperson, Ruth Labode, fears the reopening of schools slated for end of…
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NACORA welcomes planned resumption of intercity travel
The National Consumer Rights Association (NACORA) has welcomed plans by the government to allow members of the public to resume…
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Covid-19 to cost travel and tourism 25 percent of revenue
Covid-19 is likely to cost the travel and tourism sector more than 25 percent of revenue in 2020, leading hospitality…
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Investor confidence in Zim economy precarious: Economist
Investor confidence in the already troubled Zimbabwean economy remains precarious following the government’s recent suspension of mobile phone-based financial transactions…
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Covid-19 negatively impacts ARISTON’s export earnings
Global pandemic, Covid-19, which broke out in China late last year before spreading all over the world has negatively impacted…
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ARISTON records losses despite 23 percent revenue growth
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed agro-concern, ARISTON Holdings Limited, has recorded losses despite a 23 percent growth in revenue, latest trading results…
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Old Mutual appoints independent non-executive director
Dually-listed financial giant, Old Mutual Limited, has appointed a professor of digital business, Brian Armstrong of Wits Business School, independent…
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