Tobacco crop now estimated at 85m kgs
This year’s tobacco has been revised slightly upwards at 85 million kgs. Though large-scale commercial farmers have reduced the hectarage under tobacco from 55 547...
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Are Zimbabweans giving social media more credit than...
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Top 20 countries in debt to China- Zimbabwe...
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Is Zimbabwe now on the right track?
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Watch: RBZ governor warns those selling ZiG at...
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US loses its place as most influential power...
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Zimbabwe central bank chief says street forex dealers...
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Zimbabwe International Trade Fair plans to turn exhibition...
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ZiG falls against US dollar
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ZiG plays havoc on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange
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Jonathan Moyo tells Mushayavanhu to stick to monetary...
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ZiG kicks off third week on a stronger...
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Zimbabwe asks US to tell its banks they...
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Zimbabwe worried ZiG is appreciating too fast?
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ZiG confusion
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US congratulates Zimbabwe on its 44th anniversary, but...
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Did you know that if America’s billionaires were...
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Mnangagwa spokesman says there is nothing to celebrate...
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Two British aristocrats target one of Zimbabwe’s biggest...
Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1720
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Bob still in control
Talk about Mugabe’s exit plan and how the deal went sour continues, but apparently, the President who turned 79 this month is still very much...
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Chinos and ZFTU
Though the pro-government media, especially the electronic media, has been pushing forward the Zimbabwe Federation of Trade Unions (ZFTU) as the representative of the workers...
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Another paper
News that Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe, publishers of the Daily News, are finally going to launch their Sunday paper has sent the media industry in...
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Mugabe moves one notch up
The departure of Daniel arap Moi in December after leading Kenya for 24-years has seen Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe move one notch up among the...
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Turning the people into a nation of speculators
No one paid any attention to the 70-year old grey-haired woman as she sat rather passively, looking very innocent while they queued for bread outside...
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Where is the maize going?
The figures do not add up. According to the Famine Early Warning System Network (FEWSNet), an agency funded by the United States Agency for International...
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Bleak prospects for investors
Zimbabwean investors will be in a catch-22 situation this year. There are no more safe havens for their money. The equity market to which most...
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France to the rescue?
France has hit Britain below the belt. Already at odds with Britain over the war against Iraq, France has invited President Robert Mugabe to attend...
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Delta thriving on increased spending
Despite the high inflation, negative interest rates, severe foreign currency shortages, an unrealistic exchange rate and falling formal employment, consumer spending has been firm largely...