News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Telecel Zimbabwe, which is currently embroiled in a legal battle with government over the cancellation of its operating licence, says it has started negotiations with the government to resolve the impasse, an indication that it could get its licence back.
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One of the biggest problems Zimbabwe is currently facing is the breakdown of the rule of law. I am not talking about the rule of law as defined by Western countries vis-à-vis Zimbabwe but simply the fact people are doing as they please because no one enforces the law.
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The runway at Harare International Airport, among the longest in Africa, faces being declared unsafe in three years if government fails to complete its rehabilitation while debris from the stalled works poses risks to aircraft, Parliament has heard.
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Britain says its companies should consider investing in Zimbabwe after the southern African country toned down rhetoric on its indigenisation law compelling foreign firms to sell majority shares to locals as relations with its former colony continue to thaw.
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Zimbabwe’s largest health insurer by subscription, Premier Services Medical Aid Society (PSMAS), has cleared its tax arrears after government paid $40 million in outstanding contributions last month which also enabled it to pay service providers, an official has said.
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Despite what appears to be sour relations between Britain and Zimbabwe, Britain is still training members of Zimbabwe’s security forces, according to Britain’s Minister of State for Defence (Armed Forces) Penny Mordaunt.
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Zimbabwe’s largest mobile phone operator Econet Wireless has demanded that its supplies cut prices by 15 percent or risk being blacklisted, as the telco feels the effects of government enforced tariff cuts on voice services and a flat-lining economy.
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Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo has been showered with praise by his twitter followers with one, Chofamba Sithole, saying Moyo has been moved from shaping public opinion to shaping the future.
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Zimbabwe’s aviation agency has plunged into insolvency after struggling to retire a $240 million debt while spending $5.6 million, over half of its monthly income on expenses, an official told Parliament yesterday.
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Zimbabwe has marginally lost its market share of reptile skin exports after it registered a six percent growth in 2014 against a world average of seven percent, figures obtained from the International Trade Centre (ITC) have shown.
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