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The Member of Parliament for Bikita West Munyaradzi Kereke yesterday said Zimbabwe needs to take physical corrective action against corruption and not just talk about if it wants to reduce the scourge.
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The government was hasty in reducing the salaries of chief executives of state enterprises to US$6 000 a month because the salaries that were considered to be outrages were agreed between the employer and employee, Hurungwe North Member of Parliament Reuben Marumahoko said yesterday.
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Britain prefers Zimbabweans with no legal basis of stay in the United Kingdom to leave voluntarily and may even offer them assistance to help them reintegrate in their home country, Minister of State in the Home Office James Brokenshire said yesterday.
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The Antwerp World Diamond Centre lived up to its promise that it can give Zimbabwe the best returns for its diamonds when the Dubai sales held last month failed to beat the Belgian centre. The Average price in Dubai was US$76 a carat while that at Antwerp was US$80.
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Zimbabweans must refuse to be abused by President Robert Mugabe and his Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front and must take courageous action to force Mugabe to go back to the people, Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai said in Gweru yesterday.
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Zimbabwe is on the right track if it sticks to its decision to ensure gender equality in the appointment boards for parastatals and state enterprises which have been rocked by reports of rampant corruption.
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Small and Medium Enterprises Minister Sithembiso Nyoni stunned Members of Parliament last week when she expressed surprise that her ministry had been allocated US$100 million in the current budget and asked former Deputy Prime Minister Thokozani Khupe where the money was.
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“If the majority of your people are poor, you are a poor nation. It does not matter how many billionaires you have. If the majority of your people are agricultural, you are an agricultural country. If the majority of your people are rural, you are not an urbanised nation.”
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