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The Zimbabwe National Road Authority (ZINARA) is waiting for government approval to introduce urban tolling, which it says will raise funds for new roads in cities and major towns.

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Conglomerate CFI Holdings losses widened to $8.8 million loss for the full-year to September from $6.5 million last year’s on falling revenue from key divisions and lack of working capital.

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Zimbabwe is seeking joint venture partners for the development of exhibition and convention facilities in Harare and Victoria falls, the tourism deputy minister,  Walter Kanhanga has said.

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Zimplats says it will contract more open-pit miners to boost its output after it slipped to a $20.5 million loss in the second quarter to December from a $29 million profit in the prior quarter due to poor metal prices and low production after it shut down its biggest underground mine after one of its sections collapsed last July.

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Nine candidates will be contesting the two by-elections in Chirumanzu-Zibagwe and Mount Darwin West in March though the major opposition political parties have boycotted the polls.

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The Zimbabwe Angola Business Association (Zaba) and Angola’s TAAG Airlines have teamed up to facilitate investment ventures for local business people willing to explore the oil-rich southern African nation.

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Zimbabwe’s livestock industry could be set for revival following the completion of a long-awaited draft policy, agriculture junior minister responsible for livestock Paddy Zhanda said yesterday.

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French companies have expressed interest to partner Harare City Council in infrastructural projects that could see an overhaul of the city’s road network.

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I was quite excited when I was asked to pay Tsh12 000 (about $6.67) to see a doctor in Dar es Salaam. I had been in Tanzania for nearly four months and had dared not see any doctor, though I had a skin rash three days after my arrival which I could not explain. I thought it was too expensive and just went to pharmacies and bought products that I had read on the internet could treat rash. These ranged from aloe vera, baby powder, deodorants without alcohol, miconazole cream to garlic. I was thinking like a typical Zimbabwean. The consultation fee in Zimbabwe ranged from US$20 to US$30, so if I could buy something without a prescription so much the better.

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Mining Group RioZim is seeking to raise $10 million through a rights offer to reopen the Cam and Motoring gold mine near Kadoma, a cash cow until it was shut down nearly 50 years ago and key to the group’s revival.

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