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Buhera South legislator Joseph Chinotimba says those who support sanctions are no different from Mozambique’s Renamo leader Afonso Dhlakama and if he had his way they would be sentenced to life imprisonment for making life difficult for Zimbabweans.

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Tourism and Hospitality Minister Walter Mzembi has outlined six ways that he intends to implement to boost domestic tourism which he says will be the engine driver of the tourism industry in Zimbabwe.

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Zimbabweans do not fully understand the value of the United States dollar, the main currency that they have been using since 2009, because it is only in Zimbabwe that a hamburger that costs US$1 in most countries costs up to US$15.

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Foreign investors operating in what have been classified as “reserved” sectors for local entrepreneurs have one month to comply with the country’s indigenisation laws and the government says it will ensure that they do so.

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Inflation drops-Zimbabwe’s inflation was today reported to have declined to 0.59 percent in October, despite the liquidity crisis in the country, largely because of the weakening South African rand. South Africa is Zimbabwe’s main trading partner accounting for 40 percent of total exports and 60 percent of total imports. The Zimbabwe National Statistics Office says that because of the tight liquidity situation, there is an across-the-board weakness in consumer spending or low aggregate demand.

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Zimbabwe may be cash strapped but it has money for ex-Rhodesian government pensioners who retired after independence but is unable to pay them because of logistical problems.

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A Masvingo legislator has called on the governments of Zimbabwe and South Africa to plug a loophole being exploited by South African scrap metal to claim rebates from the South African Revenue Service for recovering gold from scrap when they have actually bought the gold from Zimbabwe.

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