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Disband Zifa — MPs

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PARLIAMENTARIANS yesterday demanded the dissolution of the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) board for allegedly sleeping on the job and looting the association’s resources. Led by MDC MP for Southerton, Peter Moyo, in the National Assembly yesterday, legislators from across the political divide, including independent Norton MP Temba Mliswa and Zanu PF’s Omega Sibanda (Vungu), the…

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Chiefs take government to task over illegal foreign currency dealers

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TRADITIONAL chiefs yesterday came out guns blazing, accusing the government of failing to arrest illegal foreign currency dealers. The chiefs told deputy Home Affairs minister Mike Madiro in the Senate that his ministry officials were sleeping on the job by failing to end street foreign currency dealings. The matter was first raised by Senator Ranganai…

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We want more people on sanctions list: US senators

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UNITED States of America senators have called on their government to add more names from President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s inner circle on its Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons (SDNs) as they pile pressure on Harare to respect human rights and address the social, political and economic challenges affecting the country. This comes after the US…

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Axia profit up 64 percent

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AXIA Corporation Limited (Axia) says profit surged 64 percent to $74,76 million in the six months ended December 31, 2019 from $45,42 million in prior period, despite inflationary pressures on costs. The listed speciality retail and distribution group’s revenue was up four percent to $1,729 billion during the review period compared to $1,665 billion in…

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Lafarge unveils US$2,2m DMX plant

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LAFARGE Cement Zimbabwe (Lafarge) yesterday unveiled a US$2,2 million dry mortar mix products plant, which is part of the group’s US$25 million phased projects. Precious Nyika, Lafarge’s newly appointed chief executive, said the project will bring in additional cement milling capacity as well as additional capacity for agricultural lime production. “Lafarge has been manufacturing Dry…

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Things fall apart as Zim$ crashes l Black market runs amok l Prices of goods skyrocket l Wages further eroded

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THERE are fresh fears in the country — amid the continuing plunge of the Zimbabwe dollar on the black market and the ever rising prices of basic goods — that things could deteriorate to the horror levels of a decade ago, when the local economy imploded, causing immense pain to citizens, the Daily News reports….

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Coronavirus: Parly says RGM airport is porous

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THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health has expressed reservations about Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport’s capacity to effectively detect travellers with coronavirus (Covid-19) on arrival. This comes after a visit by the committee to the largest airport in the country and Wilkins Hospital in Harare to assess the state of preparedness to deal with the…

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Zimsec hikes exam fees again  

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THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has once again increased examination fees for Grade 7, ‘O’ and ‘A’ Levels, with the government offering to release $150 million towards subsidising part of the payment. The increase, which came barely a month after the hike was reversed following a public outcry, would see Grade 7 pupils in…

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Daily News Breakfast Forum to tackle new currency measures

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THE Daily News Breakfast Forum to be held at the Rainbow Towers Hotel tomorrow will provide a perfect platform for the guest of honour, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya, to unpack the just-announced measures meant to stabilise the wobbly Zimbabwe dollar, organisers have said. Finance minister Mthuli Ncube and Mangudya yesterday held…

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Chamisa tells rivals to leave. . . as the MDC’s fissures widen, supporters brawl  

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THE ructions consuming the MDC are escalating, resulting in under pressure party leader Nelson Chamisa now telling his disgruntled comrades to leave the party if they so wish, while his restless supporters bashed each other in strife-torn Masvingo last weekend, the Daily News reports. This comes as the MDC is still struggling to heal the…

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