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Zimbabwe’s faltering economy has no room for salary increases as they would further erode competitiveness and hold back recovery, the central bank governor John Mangudya said today, pushing for price cuts to stimulate demand and economic activity.
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Lawmakers from Zimbabwe’s two main political parties, the ruling ZANU PF and the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) yesterday crossed swords over the proposed assumption of the central bank’s $1 billion debt by government.
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Harare plans to raise up to $80 million in bond finance for housing for the city’s poor and is considering replicating Senegalese capital Dakar’s model of mobilizing infrastructure finance from African capital markets.
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Zimbabwe’s textile industry needs to explore the lucrative United States market as it bids to recover its former lustre, a US trade specialist has said.
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A South African government minister who described Robert Mugabe as a “crazy old man” six years ago because he was resisting reform during the first few months of the inclusive government yesterday showered praise on him over the professional manner in which he had chaired the recent African Union meeting.
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Beverage manufacturer Schweppes Zimbabwe plans to improve capacity utilisation of its hot-fill production plant as demand for its ready to drink juices continues to grow.
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The Movement for Democratic Change today said party leader Morgan Tsvangirai did not ban the use of social media but the MDC was bound by certain rules and regulations which the party had to abide by to maintain stability, unity and cohesion.
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Bulawayo mayor Martin Moyo has pleaded with financial institutions owed by the Archer Clothing Manufacturers to ‘soften’ their stance to allow the revival of one of the city’s historic companies.
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