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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says it has met Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa to discuss, among other issues, the release of US$196 million in revenue owed to airlines by the cash-strapped southern African…
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Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Prisca Mupfumira says the problems bedeviling Air Zimbabwe are a result of mismanagement, which the new Government is working flat out to address.
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Protests by former Air Zimbabwe (AirZim) workers have forced the International Air Transport Association (Iata) to indefinitely postpone a scheduled audit of the beleaguered national airline.
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State-owned Air Zimbabwe (Air Zim) has failed to fulfil the obligation to submit financial statements for audit for the past eight years. The insolvent airline — grappling with $300 million in debt — is currently working on the 2010…
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By Shame Makoshori International airlines have been caught up in Zimbabwe’s foreign payments gridlock and are failing to repatriate close to US$30 million locked in domestic banks, the Financial Gazette’s Companies & Markets…
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By Bridget Mananavire National carrier, Air Zimbabwe, has been ordered by the Labour Court to reinstate about 300 workers it fired nearly two years ago. Air Zimbabwe chief executive Ripton Muzenda told a parliamentary portfolio…
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Troubled national airliner Air Zimbabwe has been suspended by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), over US$280 000 in unpaid worldwide booking fees. It means Air Zim will be barred from international financial and flight…
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The Airlines Association of Southern Africa has elected Air Zimbabwe Group Chief Executive Officer Dr Peter Chikumba for a second term as its Chairman. A trained aircraft engineer Chikumba has been at the helm of Air Zimbabwe for 3 ½ years.
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