Power shortages hit tobacco farming in Zimbabwe
Tobacco farming has come under threat from incessant power cuts that have resulted in households and industries going for lengthy periods without electricity,.
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Life after Mugabe :Zanu PF tangled in succession web
by Owen Gagare FOLLOWING the brutal purging of vice-president Joice Mujuru and her allies ahead of, during and after the watershed Zanu PF.
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USA-Based Friends of Baptists Donates Computers to Zimbabwe Rural Schools
A United States-based organization, Friends of Baptists in Zimbabwe, has donated computers to Baptist schools in the southern African nation. According to Pastor.
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Mugabe: Use Of Yuan Will Help Revive Zim Economy
ZIMBABWE’S President Robert Mugabe said on Tuesday the planned increased use of the Chinese yuan as legal tender next year will boost liquidity.
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Zim Dollar Not About To Return – RBZ
ZIMBABWE’S government is looking at ways of easing the country’s cash crunch, President Robert Mugabe has said, as the central bank chief denied.
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Fresh calls for Parirenyatwa’s resignation
THERE are fresh calls for the immediate resignation and prosecution of Health minister David Parirenyatwa, following reports that he has since paid back.
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British Queen honours Zimbabwean woman
ZIMBABWEAN born Jennifer Ngulube was last Friday honoured on the Queen’s Birthday Honours roll and received an MBE from The Prince of Wales,.
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Military leaves barracks, joins race to succeed Mugabe
By Blessing Zulu Zimbabwe’s ruling Zanu-PF party’s succession wars are worsening; party insiders are warning of imminent suspension and expulsion of some very.
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RBZ refutes Zimdollar return report
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe allayed fears over the return of the local currency after panic gripped the banking public yesterday following a.
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Chiyangwa secures sponsorship deal
JUST over two weeks into office, Zifa have moved to start offsetting their crippling debt with the association’s president Phillip Chiyangwa yesterday securing.