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Chiadzwa Mining Companies scooping up diamonds like Coal.!
In a matter of a few months they have scooped diamonds like coal, minted millions in hard currency and in the process accumulated vast wealth. The story does not end there: their rich pickings from possibly the richest deposits ever discovered are set to increase dramatically -- very soon....
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MDC forces U-turn in indigenisation rules
Kasukuwere caused a political storm when he introduced the regulations that among other things compelled all foreign companies to cede at least 51% of their shares to indigenous Zimbabweans.
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Low-cost airline declares price war
Fly Kumba – Zimbabwe’s first low-cost airline – made its maiden flight from Johannesburg to Bulawayo last Thursday. The flight costs less than HALF what Air Zimbabwe charges, and FOUR TIMES less than travelling on South African Airways.
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‘Wake up, Makwembere, smell the sewage’
Whilst I appreciate that Makwembere might have served in Chitungwiza municipality some time ago, I want to state categorically that he has no right to defend the poor service delivery that we are experiencing in Chitungwiza.
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Diaspora: Families thrown into turmoil
Zimbabweans, by nature, hate begging no matter what their positions in life may be — they just hate begging. That is why they toil in their fields even if weather experts are predicting a drought.
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Southern Africa in crucial Cites battle
Essentially the debate is between those countries that have an overpopulation of elephants and want to ensure sustainable use and those countries that have already decimated their elephant populations.
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Conference woos Euro investors
The conference, which takes place at the behest of think-tank the National Economic Consultative Forum (NECF) on April 21, will particularly dwell on efforts to consolidate “macro-economic recovery towards growth of the Zimbabwean economy”.
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Local appliance prices set to fall
The company’s appliance manufacturers, which fall under the retail arm, include Capri — a fridge manufacturer — and WRS, a concern that predominantly assembles television sets and radios.
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‘We have lowest tariffs in region, if not internationally’
The Sunday Mail Business reporter DARLINGTON MUSARURWA (DM) last week interviewed Zesa group chief executive officer Engineer Ben Rafemoyo (BR) to get an insight into the future power supply prospects.
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China conducts yuan stress tests
Bloomberg CHINA is conducting stress tests to gauge the effect of yuan appreciation on companies, a sign the government may be preparing for policy change even as it rebuffs foreign criticism of its 20-month dollar peg.
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