Sulu-Zinara saga rages on
The dispute between dendera musician Suluman Chimbetu and Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) is far from over, it has emerged. Recently Chimbetu accused.
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Zimbabwe to hand back land to some white farmers
By Peta Thornycroft, and Aislinn Laing The names of six white farmers have been given to central government with requests they be granted.
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Harare owed $80 million in unpaid water bills, pins hopes on prepaid meters
HARARE city council says it is owed up to $80 million in unpaid water bills which have accrued since 2013 as water revenue.
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Econet founder Masiyiwa sets eyes on Kenya
ECONET Wireless founder and chairman, Strive Masiyiwa has set his eyes on investing in Kenya along with a list of leading business executives.
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Harare city council uses “soldiers” to evict vendors
Harare Municipality police’s heavy-handedness in evicting the vendors from the Central Business District of Harare has set tongues wagging amid reports soldiers disguised.
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Trouble for Kasukuwere As Zimbabwe Vendors Resist Eviction Attempts, Vow to Stay Put
By Thomas Chiripasi HARARE—The situation nearly turned nasty in Harare on Tuesday as some vendors resisted an attempt by council to relocate them.
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Zimbabwe To Export Skilled Labour
By Trust Matsilele Zimbabwe’s government will soon export skilled labour after the ruling party, Zanu-PF, failed to deliver on its 2013 election promise.
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Zimbabwe elephants flown to China
Zimbabwe says it has too many elephants – unlike in some other African countries At least 20 elephants from Zimbabwe have arrived.
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Harare Vendors Charged US$1,25 Daily Trading Fees
HARARE City council has advised vendors to pay their daily trading fees of $1,25 or risk losing their stalls to other traders according to.
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ZimAsset jobs for “the boys”
by Staff Reporter HARARE-THE Zimbabwe government, which is presiding over a collapsing economy and is struggling to pay its bloated civil service, says.