Chiefs terrorising subjects: Report
In its latest report titled Traditional Leaders in Zimbabwe Balancing Culture, Development and Democracy, HZT said chiefs were deviating from their mandate.
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Coltart called on visitors to Zimbabwe’s second largest city to understand its history, people, culture and arts.
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Interest rates seen tumbling below 20%
RBZ deputy governor Innocent Matshe said several measures taken by the central bank early this month, including the launch of the new currency, would stabilise the economy.
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Author shares public speaking wisdom in book
The 20-year-old is a former student of St Faith High School and is studying law at the University of Zimbabwe.
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Will ZiG currency survive the economic crisis?
Hedging a local currency against gold reserves is ideal in a fully functional economy; unfortunately in our situation that is not the case.
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The existential crisis of Zim’s national identity
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Young Sables set up epic finale
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Agroecology can drive Africa’s sustainable industrial revolution
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Scramble for food at Buhera festivities lays bare dire situation in rural areas
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Apr. 21, 2024
