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Today’s fact of life#2
Tears contain a natural pain killer which reduces pain and improves your mood. It’s actually an endorphin, which is why you can tend to feel better after a good cry!…
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Tough year ahead for Zimbabwe?
Zimbabwe's economy may recover next year, but only if its capital city Harare speeds up reforms to attract foreign investment, the African Development Bank said this week. It predicted further…
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Zimbabwe civil servants reject 97% salary hike
Zimbabwe’s public sector workers today rejected a government offer to nearly double salaries for the lowest paid employees because it was not enough to cushion them against soaring prices, their…
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Zimbabwe Finance Minister lashes at those hoarding maize meal
Zimbabwe Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube, has slammed people abusing the subsidised maize meal facility by hoarding and re-selling it for a profit. The government is currently subsidising…
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Chamisa ally says MDC must go beyond legitimacy and deal with issues
One of Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa’s allies, Hopewell Chin’ono, today said the main opposition must go beyond illegitimacy and deal with issues. Chin’ono, a journalist whose tweets…
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Today’s fact of life#1
The name for January comes from the Roman god, Janus, who is always depicted with two heads. He uses one head to look back on the year before, and the…
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Zimbabwe 5th best honeymoon destination for 2020
Zimbabwe has been named as the fifth best honeymoon destination in the world by United States fashion magazine, Harper’s Bazaar. The magazine, first published in 1867, says: “of all the…
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Zimbabwe Finance Minister optimistic government and employees will strike salary deal
Zimbabwe Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube today expressed optimism that the government and its workers will strike a compromise on salaries as the parties meet for crunch talks…
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Three things that keep Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube awake
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube today said that his three priorities for 2020 will be the three things that keep him awake -food, power and currency stability. He said Zimbabwe, which…
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Zimbabwe signs US$10.4 million AfDB grant to improve tax management
The Zimbabwean government and the African Development Bank (AfDB) today signed an agreement for a US$10.4 million grant for projects aimed at improving the tax and accountability capacities of three…