Weak currency key to economic growth: Mthuli

Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion minister Mthuli Ncube (right) and EU Ambassador to Zimbabwe Jobst von Kirchmann pose for a photo during the signing on ceremony of the financing agreements for the 2024 annual action plans between the Government of Zimbabwe and European Union in Harare FINANCE, Economic Development and Investment Promotion minister Mthuli…

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Zim loses US$124m Border Timbers appeal case

The UK courts in January this year dismissed Zimbabwe’s application to set aside the order of October 2021. THE Court of Appeal in the United Kingdom (UK) has dismissed and appeal by Zimbabwe and Spain to set aside the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) awards in each case worth over $100 million…

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Climate change threatens Africa’s economies: ED

Mnangagwa said Africa was enduring the worst effects of global warming. CLIMATE change is costing African economies between three and five percent of their GDPs despite being among the least responsible for emissions causing the climatic disturbances, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said. Addressing the International Climate and Health Africa Conference yesterday, Mnangagwa said the harsh…

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Mapfumo lashes out at Zifa over corruption

Mapfumo told NewsDay in an interview yesterday that it was impossible to separate corruption in politics and that of sports because a fish rots from the head. EXILED Chimurenga music guru Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo has hit out at rampant corruption in local football administration by the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa), likening it to the conduct…

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Serial burglar jailed 9 years

The convict, Gift Gandiwa, appeared before Harare magistrate Ethel Chichera, who suspended one year on good behaviour. A SERIAL burglar from Chitungwiza was sentenced to nine years in jail for 18 counts of unlawful entry. The convict, Gift Gandiwa, appeared before Harare magistrate Ethel Chichera, who suspended one year on good behaviour. Chichera ruled that…

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‘Toxic relations hamper nation building’

“Zimbabwe and Africa’s transformation begins with individual change, not just politics,” he said. ZIMBABWEANS need to recognise and address the brokenness, toxicity and division that is hindering nation building, Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) chairman Trevor Ncube has said.  AMH are publishers of the weeklies Zimbabwe Independent, The Standard and daily NewsDay, and also own online…

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5 000 traders affected by Mbare Musika inferno

Information, Media and Broadcasting Services minister Jenfan Muswere told journalists during a post-Cabinet media briefing yesterday that 1 511 stall operators and 3 184 lessees were directly affected. A TOTAL of 4 695 traders were directly affected when a fire engulfed Mbare Musika market place recently, with the tragedy having a negative bearing on the…

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Madzibaba Ishmael in court over minors’ rape

Johanne Masowe eChishanu Gorejena Penyeranyika sect leader Ishmael Chokurongerwa appeared before Harare magistrate Stanford Mambanje yesterday, who remanded him out of custody to November 21 for trial commencement. AN apostolic sect leader allegedly raped three minors from his church and impregnated two of them. Johanne Masowe eChishanu Gorejena Penyeranyika sect leader Ishmael Chokurongerwa appeared before…

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