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Hopewell Chin’ono: “I posted a Facebook note last night about the need to look elsewhere for a central bank governor. The responses to my note were ultra-emotional than rational, folks argued that it will take away their sovereignty if the central bank is run by a foreign national.”
Low-cost airline Fastjet has reassured its Zimbabwean customers that it is still operational despite being engaged in equity fundraising talks with shareholders.
Old Mutual Zimbabwe has declared a 3,76 cents per share at a time many companies are failing to reward their investors.
The government is undertaking a raft of State enterprise reforms under which 16 entities will be privatised, 13 parastatals merged while two others will be liquidated, State Enterprises Restructuring Agency (Sera) executive director Edgar Nyoni has said.
RioZim says its profits declined 86 percent to $406 000 during the half year ended June 30, 2018 compared to $2,90 million in the previous period.
The Jerusarema hit-maker does not want to disappoint his legion of followers and is struggling to choose the best 12 tracks that will make up Chitubu — his forthcoming album — set for release on November 2 at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).
Enterprising disc jockey and music producer DJ Stavo had an A-list wedding over the weekend whose extravagance broke regional records.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s daughter Tariro is set to feature in an anti-poaching film under the Gonarezhou Film Project.
Popular pole dancer Zoey Sifelani has stirred controversy with pictures of her getting cosy with former President Robert Mugabe’s son Chatunga Bellarmine at a club in South Africa over the weekend.
The recent call by outgoing United Kingdom envoy to Zimbabwe Catriona Laing on the importance of unity so as to ensure the success of efforts to turn around the southern African nation’s economic fortunes must be supported by all right-thinking citizens.