MUTARE - Informal traders plying who sell second hand clothes at Sakubva Musika have poured scorn at The Minister of Finance and Economic Development stance to ban second hand clothes as an insensitive move. Minister Patrick Chinamasa released a midterm review with an outlook of boosting competitiveness
Andrew Novak, George Mason University The death penalty is declining worldwide despite a surge in executions during the first few months of 2015 in countries such as Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. The African continent is a vanguard of this trend. The death penalty has been abolished or
THE Zanu PF government cannot concentrate on turning around the economy for now before repatriation of the remains of the country’s First Chimurenga heroes lying in foreign museums, Higher and Tertiary Education minister Jonathan Moyo has said. By Richard Chidza Commenting on his Twitter account in response
It began with Don Nyamande and Kingston Donga, two Zuva Petroleum senior managers whose contracts of employment were terminated, with the employers using Section 12(4) of the Labour Act. And it’s now spreading like veld fire, since the Supreme Court gave the nod for companies to
Listen to BBC Africa as they discuss how the devaluation of the Chinese Yuan will affect Zimbabwe and indeed Africa. [embed]https://soundcloud.com/bbcafrica/the-impact-of-the-devaluation-of-the-chinese-yuan-on-africa?ocid=socialflow_twitter[/embed]
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MUTARE - Zimbabwe’s economic problems can be traced to banks which are being run like personal businesses outside proper corporate procedures, a top finance expert has said. Speaking on the sidelines of the provincial launch of the Zimbabwe Deposit Corporation Scheme, Chief Executive Officer John Chikura of
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Africa Rugby named two Zimbabweans as part of the contingent of match officials who oversaw the Group 1A clash between Namibia and Kenya which took place in Windhoek, Namibia this last weekend. Zimbabwe Rugby Union’s CEO Colleen de Jong took on the role of match commissioner.
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