News about Zimbabwe that you can use
One of the things that has baffled me about Zimbabwe is the rate of inflation which fell into negative territory in February. But what has been worrying me most is whether Zimbabwe is experiencing deflation, or it is merely going through disinflation.
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Contract tobacco farmers have a right to refuse to sell their crop to the contractors if they offer low prices and can seek alternative buyers but they have to pay the contractors for all inputs they will have been given.
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The two major contenders in the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front succession battle, Joice Mujuru and Emmerson Mnangagwa, could both be president, though the odds seem to favour Mujuru.
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Licence fees for cutting and polishing diamonds, which had been set at US$100 000, are to be reviewed downwards to enable more players into this new field which will enhance revenue to the fiscus, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa said.
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Industry and Commerce Minister Mike Bimha says he will work to ensure that manufacturing, currently operating at less than 40 percent of capacity, is revived to become a major contributor to economic growth during his tenure in office.
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