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By Phillimon Mhlanga The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC), a subsidiary of ZESA Holdings, is set to miss its target to install 650 000 prepaid meters before year end due to a cash crisis in the country,…
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By Tatenda Dewa Most parliamentary portfolio committees will this week meet line ministry representatives for consultations on the 2017 national budget, according to Veritas, a legislature watchdog. The meetings are taking place from…
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By Auxilia Katongomara The Bulawayo City Council's (BCC) housing waiting list now stands at 115 000 as demand for residential stands continues to go up. The waiting list had been pegged at 100 000 for some time but residents have…
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By Wilbert Mukori Zimbabwe’s national economy is on its death bed with 18 000 workers laid off in three weeks and thousands more to follow and Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa tells would be investors in Dubai he has “unlocked”…
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Sociologists define societal values as being assumptions, beliefs or principles that guide people’s decision making and actions. A Social value is created when resources, inputs, processes or policies are combined to generate improvements…
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Fellow Zimbabweans Zim Asset got no takers in China, no money for this economic façade called Zim Asset but tangible and solid promises that is how my fellow Cdes in the nationalist party are saying.
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HARARE - President Robert Mugabe yesterday shockingly said the economy is on a recovery path, despite his government struggling to foot the civil service wage bill and the continued suffering of the general populace.
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When President Robert Mugabe rigged the July 2013 elections he thought it was going to be business as usual for him and his cronies. They would pick up where they left off in 2008 when they were forced to form the “two headed monster called…
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The soundness of an economic policy is determined by its strategic development trajectory, its end game. Without an end game, an economic policy becomes a decorative document full of rhetoric. In our case, ZimAsset appears to be a policy…
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It is now almost a year since Zimbabwe went for polls on the 31st of July 2013 to choose a new government to run the affairs of the state for five years until the 2018 plebiscite. The ‘victory’ by ZANU PF and Mugabe was a major setback in…
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