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Source: Chamisa breaks silence on his game plan –Newsday Zimbabwe OPPOSITION politician Nelson Chamisa yesterday revealed that he had personally embarked on grassroots campaigns in villages to map his next political move and distanced himself from any other political party. Chamisa stepped down as opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader in January, citing infiltration […]
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Source: Work on debt, Uneca tells Zim -Newsday Zimbabwe THE United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (Uneca) deputy executive secretary programme Support Antonio Pedro says Zimbabwe needs to work on its debt to deal with its economic crises. Currently, Zimbabwe is facing a plethora of challenges around a huge debt overhang, currency volatility and lower […]
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Source: Treasury speaks on Monetary Policy Statement delay –Newsday Zimbabwe THE 2024 Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) has been delayed because authorities are busy fine-tuning exchange rate measures to stop the Zimdollar’s continued depreciation, NewsDay Business has learnt. The MPS was expected to be released last month, which has raised uncertainties on the market.   Since […]
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Source: Traditional leaders most corrupt: Rights watchdog –Newsday Zimbabwe TRADITIONAL leaders have been named as most corrupt and chief human rights abusers, allegedly acting as conduits of the ruling Zanu PF party, a human rights watchdog has claimed. According to a report by Heal Zimbabwe Trust (HZT), the country is “suffering from a conflation” between […]
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Source: New curriculum divides teachers -Newsday Zimbabwe THE proposed Heritage-Based Education 2024-30 Curriculum has divided teachers with some expressing scepticism, while raising concern on history of the country being made a compulsory subject. The Heritage-Based Education 2024-30 Curriculum Framework is expected to embrace history as a basis for learning and infusing technology, and shall be […]
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