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Crippling power shortage looms
NewsDay
ZIMBABWE's biggest power producer the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) could be forced to shut down for two months in a move that is likely to plunge the country into darkness. BY RICHARD CHIDZA. In a statement yesterday, ZPC confirmed that water ...
Low Water Level At Kariba Causes Shortage Of ElectricityZimEye - Zimbabwe News
Low water cuts Zimbabwe Kariba power plant outputReuters Africa
Water rationing limits Kariba power generationNehanda Radio
Eyewitness News
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ZIMBABWE's biggest power producer the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) could be forced to shut down for two months in a move that is likely to plunge the country into darkness. BY RICHARD CHIDZA. In a statement yesterday, ZPC confirmed that water ...
Low Water Level At Kariba Causes Shortage Of Electricity
Low water cuts Zimbabwe Kariba power plant output
Water rationing limits Kariba power generation
NewsDay
Effect 20% discount: FBC
NewsDay
FBC Holdings has requested all its suppliers and service providers to effect a 20% discount on the current contractual obligations and future businesses as it moves to contain costs due to the harsh operating environment. BY BUSINESS REPORTER.
Econet invested $1,2bn in 6 years: MboweniChronicle
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NewsDay
FBC Holdings has requested all its suppliers and service providers to effect a 20% discount on the current contractual obligations and future businesses as it moves to contain costs due to the harsh operating environment. BY BUSINESS REPORTER.
Econet invested $1,2bn in 6 years: Mboweni
The Guardian
Zimbabwe's Climate Change Induced Food Shortage.
EIN News Zimbabwe
As Zimbabwe's maize production halved on Wednesday, the World Food Program predicted that 1.5 million Zimbabweans, amounting to 16% of the population, will require food aid by January 2016. Despite a GDP growth projection of 2.8 per cent by the IMF, ...
Why re-engagement for Zimbabwe is vitalNehanda Radio
Mugabe launches charm offensive as Zimbabwe's economic woes mountThe Guardian
Zimbabwe Reverses Retrenchment LawsAllAfrica.com
Einnews Portugal
National Post
ZimDaily
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EIN News Zimbabwe
As Zimbabwe's maize production halved on Wednesday, the World Food Program predicted that 1.5 million Zimbabweans, amounting to 16% of the population, will require food aid by January 2016. Despite a GDP growth projection of 2.8 per cent by the IMF, ...
Why re-engagement for Zimbabwe is vital
Mugabe launches charm offensive as Zimbabwe's economic woes mount
Zimbabwe Reverses Retrenchment Laws
Hunger hits 1.5 million in Zimbabwe as maize production halves: WFP
Reuters
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Around 1.5 million Zimbabweans are predicted to go hungry this year after a dramatic fall in maize production, the World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday. Some 16 percent of the population are expected to ...
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Reuters
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Around 1.5 million Zimbabweans are predicted to go hungry this year after a dramatic fall in maize production, the World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday. Some 16 percent of the population are expected to ...
New York Times
As Economies Gasp Globally, US Growth Quickens
New York Times
Not long ago, the United States was considered the tortoise of the world economy, at least in comparison to emerging powers like China and Brazil. Lately, however, slow but steady seems to be winning the race. The American economy continues to chug ...
GDP Numbers Reveal Underlying Momentum, Possible Headwinds for US EconomyWall Street Journal
US GDP up more than expected in last quarterIrish Independent
The Scary number behind US GDP resultThe Australian Financial Review
Manila Bulletin
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Irish Examiner
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New York Times
Not long ago, the United States was considered the tortoise of the world economy, at least in comparison to emerging powers like China and Brazil. Lately, however, slow but steady seems to be winning the race. The American economy continues to chug ...
GDP Numbers Reveal Underlying Momentum, Possible Headwinds for US Economy
US GDP up more than expected in last quarter
The Scary number behind US GDP result
euronews
Venezuela pushing OPEC members for emergency meeting with Russia - WSJ
Reuters
Aug 27 Venezuela has been contacting other members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), pushing for an emergency meeting with Russia to come up with a plan to stop the global oil price rout, the Wall Street Journal reported.
For OPEC, This Year's Painful Oil Slump Will Bring Gains in 2016Bloomberg
India should make maximum possible use of ultra cheap oil and future ratesEconomic Times (blog)
Venezuela Asks OPEC for Emergency Meeting on Oil PricesWall Street Journal
The Daily Star
Arab News
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Reuters
Aug 27 Venezuela has been contacting other members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), pushing for an emergency meeting with Russia to come up with a plan to stop the global oil price rout, the Wall Street Journal reported.
For OPEC, This Year's Painful Oil Slump Will Bring Gains in 2016
India should make maximum possible use of ultra cheap oil and future rates
Venezuela Asks OPEC for Emergency Meeting on Oil Prices
Livemint
China stocks rise for second day as govt buying seen continuing
Livemint
The benchmark index rallied 5.3% on Thursday with all of the gains coming in the last 45 minutes of trading. Photo: Bloomberg. Hong Kong: China's stocks rose for a second day amid speculation the government has resumed its intervention in the equities ...
China stocks rise for second day as state buying seen continuingSydney Morning Herald
Asia stocks extend recovery on China, Wall Street gainsMoneycontrol.com
Asia Stocks Climb With Commodities After China Settles MarketBloomberg
Firstpost
The Straits Times
Los Angeles Times
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Livemint
The benchmark index rallied 5.3% on Thursday with all of the gains coming in the last 45 minutes of trading. Photo: Bloomberg. Hong Kong: China's stocks rose for a second day amid speculation the government has resumed its intervention in the equities ...
China stocks rise for second day as state buying seen continuing
Asia stocks extend recovery on China, Wall Street gains
Asia Stocks Climb With Commodities After China Settles Market
Bloomberg
Asia's Richest Person Lost $5 Billion as Market Turmoil D
Bloomberg
Asia's richest person lost $3.6 billion on Monday, the most among all billionaires worldwide, as China's stock markets had the biggest plunge since 2007 and a wave of selling spread across the globe. Wang Jianlin saw $2 billion wiped from his stake in ...
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Bloomberg
Asia's richest person lost $3.6 billion on Monday, the most among all billionaires worldwide, as China's stock markets had the biggest plunge since 2007 and a wave of selling spread across the globe. Wang Jianlin saw $2 billion wiped from his stake in ...
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