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Cresta Hospitality group says it has now spent $7.2 million on the refurbishment of its flagship lodge at Msasa in Harare while the group’s revenue for the first quarter is expected to be up four percent compared to last year.
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The uncertainty surrounding the effects of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) on human health and the environment makes it imperative for Zimbabwe to be cautious and keep them out of the food and feed chains, agriculture minister Joseph Made said yesterday.
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The energy regulator today said it will cancel one of the licences it issued to Essar Africa to establish a 600 megawatt plant in Kwekwe after the company failed to commence the project on time.
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Distressed national carrier Air Zimbabwe is seeking $260 million to recapitalise as debt continues to blight the airline’s turnaround strategy, acting chief executive officer Edmund Makona said today.
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The Movement for Democratic Change- Tsvangirai faction has called for a commission of inquiry into the food riots at Chikurubi Maximum Prison and the immediate resignation of prisons boss Paradzai Zimondi arguing that any government that is unable to feed its prisoners is not fit to govern.
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Nothing unites people more strongly than a common dislike. The easiest way to build friendship and communicate is through something negative, says Trevor Blake, author of Three Simple Steps.
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Trade between Zimbabwe and India grew 166 percent to $133 million last year but was heavily skewed in favour of the Asian country which has become the source market for most of the southern African country’s pharmaceutical needs, an official said on Friday.
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The case of abducted journalist-cum-activist Itai Dzamara will come up for debate on Tuesday after the Movement for Democratic Change-Tsvangirai faction failed to push it through as a “matter of urgent public importance” on Thursday.
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