Chanakira Denies Coup Plot
HARARE – Banker Nigel Chanakira has denied an allegation linking him to a plot to unseat Zimbabwe’s ageing President Robert Mugabe. The Sunday.
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Business
Zimbabwe Fertilisers Producers Demand 20% Import Relief
Government wholly owned fertiliser producer, Chemplex says fertiliser manufacturers have applied to government for a 20% import tariff relief on raw materials. Local.
Business
Seed Co maize seed sales up 6%
ZSE listed seed producer, Seed Co maize seed sales on open market grew by six percentage points in the half year to September.
Environment
Bolt from the blue: warming climate may fuel more lightning
(Reuters) – Rising global temperatures may cause a big jolt in the number of lightning strikes in the United States over the rest.
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Forex transfer firms give pricey UK banks a run for their money
By Patrick Graham LONDON (Reuters) – Working out of a shared office near London’s Euston station, Michael Kent is part of a revolution.
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RBZ cancels Tetrad Investment Bank’s licence
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has suspended Tetrad Investment Bank banking activities until it finalises its arrangement with creditors. RBZ said this.
Environment
No new environmental goals for Canada, despite U.S.-China deal, Ottawa says
Last week’s China-U.S. climate agreement between the world’s top two polluters puts pressure on Canada to do more, but the government won’t commit.
Arts & Lifestyle
Kim Kardashian’s naked photos were not all ‘real
Reality TV star Kim Kardashian West’s shoot with Paper magazine was Photoshopped, according to Kim Hastreiter, the co-founder and editor of the publication..
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Debut Bugatti lifestyle boutique opens in London
The high-end sportscar maker has unveiled its first lifestyle store, located on the Brompton Road in London’s exclusive Knightsbridge district. Bugatti has opened.
Opinion & Columnist
‘Prophets’ have flourished due to a failure of political leadership, Mr President
Alex T. Magaisa Away from the political succession drama, in today’s Sunday Mail, President Mugabe takes on another challenge, warning people against what.