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Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa says there will be no more free handouts because they undermine individual initiative of the beneficiaries and brood dependency.

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The Office of the President and Cabinet is draw up guidelines for remuneration packages for all state enterprises, local authorities and grant aided institutions from early next year, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa announced in Thursday.

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The Movement for Democratic Change has described Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa’s 2014 budget presented yesterday as a wish list, full of promises with no solutions in place.

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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today said the clueless Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leadership will take the country down the drain again.

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The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange was ranked the fifth best performer in Africa despite the bearish sentiment that gripped the country after the 31 July elections.

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Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa today said there is no going back on the country’s indigenisation programme and those who had not yet complied will have to do so within the stipulated period.

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The Movement for Democratic Change went to town when High Court Judge Andrew Mutema nullified the results of the 31 July Kwekwe Central elections saying this was a major victory proving that the elections were rigged but this was apparently a hollow victory as it was reversed two days later.

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You probably do not spend much time contemplating leaving your country of birth, your home, your family, your community and your job because rising sea levels are making your current place of residence too dangerous and difficult.

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Tomorrow’s presentation of the 2014 national budget by Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa will be a crucial indicator of the way forward for Zimbabwe because it is now easier for the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front to sell out since it has the mandate of the people.

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As Christmas approaches, the Zimbabwe/South Africa border gets busy. Crowds of people cross over, tonnes of goods are transported, and around 200 babies are illegally smuggled.

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