Zimbabwe supermarkets reject new bond notes in early trade
Harare – Zimbabwean supermarkets rejected the newly-introduced bond notes in early trade on Monday, despite banks offering the local currency to depositors and excitement.
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[Another Leak] Internal Bank communication on Bond Notes, they already have them, expect your November salary in Bond!
We have just received more information on Bond Notes and their expected arrival date of Monday, 28 November 2016. It seems as though.
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Hamilton on pole for decider
LEWIS HAMILTON took a stunning pole position for the decisive Abu Dhabi Grand Prix but Nico Rosberg remains on course for the title..
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Tsvangirai draws thousands on return
THOUSANDS of Zimbabweans braved the heavy downpour which hit Harare yesterday to attend the MDC-T “shutdown” rally, which was addressed by party leader.
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8 perish in horror crash
Eight people died in the early hours of yesterday when the vehicle they were travelling in collided head on with another truck along.
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Why Marange diamonds corruption is too hot for Zacc
The harder one thinks about it, the dimmer the prospect that the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) will ever deal with the mega-corruption at.
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Zimbabwean man found with hyena nose, tail in his undergarments
Cape Town – A Zimbabwean man has appeared in court following his arrest after he was found with a hyena nose and tail.
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Zanu PF Factional Fights Rock Chidyausiku Succession
THE race to succeed the soon-to-retire Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku has taken a new dimension as warring Zanu PF factions prop up their.
Zimbabwe
Tongogara didn’t kill Chitepo |The memoirs of a commander
Comrade Francis Komboni Gondo, whose Chimurenga name was Cde Elias Hondo, continues with his gripping story from the Second Chimurenga. In this interview.
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Fidel Castro: The revolutionary icon
Shlomo Papirblat — On the day that Fidel Castro — wearing military fatigues and sporting a bushy black beard — entered the Congress.