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Zimbabwe should not be afraid of scrutiny!

ON Thursday, the United States of America extended sanctions on Zimbabwe, adding deputy police commissioner-general Stephen Mutamba on its embargo list. They want further to remove 11 individuals from the list, some of them dead. The US sanctions have been contentious, the American government insists that they are targeted, while the Zimbabwe government, the Sadc…

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Gold deliveries continue to rise remarkably…as Better Brands leads the way

BETTER Brands Jewellery (BBJ) has underlined its status as the country’s biggest buyer of gold after contributing 66 percent of deliveries to Fidelity Gold Refiners (FGR) in the first eight months of this year. FGR boss Peter Magaramombe told the Daily News On Sunday that the government was on course to surpassing last year’s deliveries…

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Government stops Parliament from buying US$9K laptops

GOVERNMENT has cancelled a tender in which Parliament was supposed to buy laptops and desktops at a cost of US$9 264 and US$3 076 per item respectively. In a letter to clerk of Parliament Kennedy Chikuda, permanent secretary in the Finance ministry George Guvamatanga, said the prices were exorbitant hence the cancellation of the tender….

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UK challenges local business on exportation

By Hazel Marimbiza United Kingdom (UK) has challenged local companies to venture more into exporting manufactured goods so as to contribute to the economic development of the country. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday yesterday on the sidelines of a trade conference, the UK head of trade policy for Southern Africa, Charlie Morris said…

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HCC reviews traffic fines

By Brighton Muronzereyi HARARE City Council (HCC) has reviewed traffic fines following an outcry by motorists over high charges on tow away and storage fees. In a recent circular, HCC acting chamber secretary Warren Chiwawa said the mayor, Jacob Mafume, noted the motorists’ sentiments on penalties, mainly charges on tow away and storage fees. “Council…

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We must not allow elections to divide us: ED

By BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has appealed to the country’s political parties to tolerate each other and shun violence ahead of the 2023 harmonised election. Speaking during the burial of the late national hero Charles Kaneta at the Heroes Acre yesterday, Mnangagwa said the country’s economy can only develop if people are united. “Across…

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Amplats says tax spat threatens operations

ANGLO American Platinum’s unit in Zimbabwe has asked the high court to intervene in a bid by the nation’s tax authority to seize $24m in a dispute over royalties. Unki Mines, owned by Anglo American Platinum, lodged an urgent court application against the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra), which has sought to garnish funds from the…

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