News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Zimbabwe’s largest gold producer Metallon Corporation has embarked on a restructuring exercise as the group sees gold output rising to 500 000 ounces per annum by 2019 from this year’s target of 100 000 oz.
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The British Broadcasting Corporation has come up with an interesting video entitled: Mugabe’s failed opponents in 90 seconds.
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Central bank governor John Mangudya says the liquidity constraints facing the economy are set to improve after government sought to move away from an aggressive implementation of its indigenisation law to shore up falling Foreign Direct Investment.
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Trade between Zimbabwe and Japan topped $43 million in the 10 months to October this year with Zimbabwe importing goods worth $41.5 million from the Asian country, an envoy has said.
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Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema, a strong admirer of Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front policies on empowerment, has not been invited to the party congress due this week according to reports from South Africa.
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Central bank governor John Mangudya says Zimbabwe will have a fully-fledged bond market by 2017 as the economy self corrects after facing nearly a decade of recession.
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Herald columnist Nathaniel Manheru today said that those who think the current purge within the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front will result in a split of the party are not only mistaken but childish.
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At least five foreign investors have shown interest in investing in struggling food processor, Olivine Industries, a company official has said.
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Men who survive from the deadly Ebola virus disease should abstain from sex for at least three months and if they cannot they should use condoms, the World Health Organisation says.
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Listed roofing and building materials producer, Turnall Holdings says its operating expenses have shot up following the closure of the country’s sole asbestos producer, Shabanie and Mashaba Mines (SMM) and is now spending about $8 million annually to import raw material.
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