Harare Bureau THE price of bread has gone up by 30 percent to $352 from $270, a development that further erodes the disposable income of consumers. National Bakers Association of Zimbabwe president Mr Dennis Wallah attributed the latest bread hikes to an upward spiralling of cost drivers such as fuel and bread flour. “I am […] …
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ZACC commissioner Muchengwa fired
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has fired Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) commissioner, Mr Frank Muchengwa for gross misconduct. His dismissal follows findings by a tribunal set to inquire into his removal from office as a ZACC commissioner. The commission completed its mandate last week and presented its recommendations in writing to President Mnangagwa, in […] …
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Bread breaches US$2 price per loaf, bakers say not in control
Bakers cite price increases by millers and cost of business …
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RBZ shuts down popular money transfer service InnBucks
Apex bank accuses Simbisa of running service without necessary licences …
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MetBank banned from forex trade, Rolink Finance fined US$120k
RBZ cracks whip over alleged exchange control violations …
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Ex-finance minister Ignatius Chombo fights subdivision of his farm
Chombo maintains he has a 99-year lease for the 3,100-hectare property in Zvimba …
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ICT ministry director extorted of US$192 by rogue cops, court hears
Beaullah Chirume was followed after withdrawing cash from Sam Levy …
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Mining to drive growth: President
Source: Mining to drive growth: President | The Herald A section of Zimplats processing plant at Ngezi, near Harare. The company is Zimbabwe’s largest platinum group metals producer Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter Zimbabwe’s mining industry has “immense” potential to drive socio-economic development and growth of the economy, underpinned by strategies designed to transform the […]
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Police ban dangerous weapons in Beitbridge
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau POLICE in Beitbridge have banned the carrying of dangerous weapons in an attempt to curb an increase in violent crimes especially murder and robberies. The ban will be from May 1 to May 31. In a public notice on Wednesday, the police officer commanding Beitbridge district, chief superintendent Tichaona Nyongo said […] …
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Zimra staffers die in road accident
Lumbidzani Dima, Online Reporter AN unnamed number of Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) staffers have died while others sustained injuries after their bus was involved in an accident along Masvingo road. In a statement, ZIMRA confirmed the accident which took place yesterday at around 6PM. “A ZIMRA bus carrying members of staff coming from Beitbridge to […] …
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