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Mnangagwa opens up on Chiwenga’s health
President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said his deputy Constantino Chiwenga who has been ill for some time is now recovering in South Africa. Chiwenga has been on and off duty due…
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Zimbabweans literate but highly unskilled
Zimbabwe has one of the highest literacy rates in Africa at 94 percent but it has a huge skills gap of 61.75 percent. According to the Ministry of Information the…
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Zimbabwe mulls increasing electricity tariffs
Zimbabwe is working on increasing electricity tariffs so that they reflect the cost of generating or importing power Energy Minister Fortune Chasi told Parliament on Wednesday. He said this during…
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Zimbabwe pensioners remembered at last
Zimbabwe’s pensioners who fall under the National Social Security Authority will this month receive a bonus equal to their normal pension, which means that they will get double their pension,…
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MDC says IMF has become a ‘choir boy’ for Zimbabwe
The International Monetary fund (IMF) has become a “choir boy” for the Zimbabwe government, the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) says in its new policy document. The IMF in…
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Zimbabwe to pay all civil servants an allowance of Z$400 this month
The Zimbabwean government today agreed to pay all civil servants a once-off cushioning allowance of Z$400 regardless of one’s grade. Initially the government had planned to increase the salaries of…
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Zimbabwe pharmacies defy government
Some pharmacies in Harare are still selling drugs in United States dollars defying the government which reintroduced the Zimbabwe dollar last month and made it the sole legal tender for…
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Is this what Zimbabweans expect from the representatives in Parliament?
Independent legislator Temba Mliswa yesterday raised the issue of salaries and packages for Members of Parliament saying the Z$75 legislators were paid per day as sitting allowance was too little…
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It’s not the salary that matters but what it can buy
If you are an employee brace up for frustration throughout your working life. According to Jack Milne, “your employer will never pay you more than just exactly what he has…
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UK calls on political parties in Zimbabwe to enter into genuine dialogue
The United Kingdom has called on all political parties in Zimbabwe to enter into genuine national dialogue. Zimbabwe has been facing an economic crisis since last year’s elections which were…