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By Ashley MoyoSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER FAMILIES of Zimbabwe’s late music legends are fuming over what they call “broad daylight robbery” after the government blocked efforts to make cover bands pay royalties. The storm erupted after the Ministry of Justice halted Zimura’s plan to collect US$150 from cover bands —money meant to go to the families…
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By Ashley Moyo MODEL Courtney Jongwe is stepping up preparations ahead of the 72nd Miss World Festival, set for May 7–31 in Telangana, India. Jongwe, 23, who was crowned Miss World Zimbabwe in 2023, is focusing on perfecting her catwalk and boosting her confidence ahead of the global event. “I am working tirelessly to perfect…
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AS THE Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency marked its first anniversary on Saturday, it is essential to acknowledge the progress made so far and address the pressing issues affecting its circulation and stability. The local currency’s liquidity crunch has been a significant concern, impacting both businesses and individuals. To alleviate the liquidity challenges, the Reserve Bank…
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ALMOST 90 percent of Zimbabwean employees are not covered by the formal pension system, CEO Africa Roundtable chief executive officer Kipson Gundani has said. Speaking at the inaugural CEO Africa Roundtable Wealth and Retirement Summit held in Nyanga recently, Gundani underscored the importance of robust and inclusive pension systems with the capacity to cover the…
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