Rugare Gumbo says Mujuru is not forming a new party
Miners invite army to deal with illegal gold mining
The Zimbabwe Artisanal and Small Scale for Sustainable Mining Council (ZAMSC) has written to the army to voice concerns over rampant illegal gold mining and revenue leakages at one of the country’s protected sanctuaries.
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Gweru council ventures into quarry mining
Gweru City Council has been awarded rights to extract quarry as it bids to increase revenue and support its road construction projects, the city’s town clerk said on Thursday.
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Zimbabwe’s elephant exports are legal says world body
Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe to double sugarcane output
Sugar producer Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe expects to nearly double its cane production to 1.8 million tonnes in 2016, anchored by a programme to raise output by new farmers, its spokesperson said on Wednesday as the firm eyes a corresponding jump in raw sugar output to 628 000 tonnes within the next two years.
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Dairibord imports 1 000 heifers to plug milk shortages
Dairibord Holdings Zimbabwe says it has imported over 1 000 heifers to boost milk production in the country after the national herd was decimated by disease outbreaks and farm upheavals following the government’s land redistribution programme.
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Zimbabwe seeks Chinese funding for ‘Disneyland in Africa’
The government is courting China to fund its ‘Disneyland in Africa’, a tourism and conference theme park in the resort town of Victoria Falls, officials said.
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Don’t read Zimbabwe media if you want to know what is happening in the country, Jonathan Moyo says
“I have fallen in love with the IMF,” says Chinamasa
Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa yesterday said he had shocked ministry officials by declaring his “love” for the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), multilateral organisations seen as hostile to President Robert Mugabe’s government.
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