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$9Million Cash Vanishes from Govt Loan Book
ZimEye - Zimbabwe News
Over $9Million issued out to ZANU PF youths has become redundant non-collectable cash in the government's loan books. The government has since stopped issuing out loans to individual youths but syndicates because of the high loan default rate which ...
97% OF YOUTHS FAIL TO PAY BACK THE MONEYNewsdzeZimbabwe
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ZimEye - Zimbabwe News
Over $9Million issued out to ZANU PF youths has become redundant non-collectable cash in the government's loan books. The government has since stopped issuing out loans to individual youths but syndicates because of the high loan default rate which ...
97% OF YOUTHS FAIL TO PAY BACK THE MONEY
The Zimbabwe Daily
IMF hints at Zim credit lines
The Zimbabwe Daily
IMF-Washinton The IMF could reopen lines of credit to Zimbabwe in 2016 if Harare completes the ongoing Staff Monitored Programme and a comprehensive plan to clear its arrears. This would mark the financier's first loans to Zimbabwe in 17 years. The SMP ...
Zim Faces Tougher Times Ahead - IMFAllAfrica.com
Govt endures reform pain on IMF pledgeNew Zimbabwe.com
The Interview: Drought a threat to economyThe Herald
Chronicle
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The Zimbabwe Daily
IMF-Washinton The IMF could reopen lines of credit to Zimbabwe in 2016 if Harare completes the ongoing Staff Monitored Programme and a comprehensive plan to clear its arrears. This would mark the financier's first loans to Zimbabwe in 17 years. The SMP ...
Zim Faces Tougher Times Ahead - IMF
Govt endures reform pain on IMF pledge
The Interview: Drought a threat to economy
New Zimbabwe.com
Farmers change tack as drought bites
New Zimbabwe.com
JAMBEZI: For more than 20 years, Dalarex Ncube grew maize in arid Jambezi District, one of Zimbabwe's driest regions, and his family ate sadza, the national staple. But seven years ago, he began switching to growing sorghum and millet - both more ...
As drought destroys maize, Zimbabwe tries out new staplesReuters
Zimbabwe tries out new staples due to droughtSouth African Broadcasting Corporation
As drought destroys corn, Zimbabwe tries out new staplesAG Week
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New Zimbabwe.com
JAMBEZI: For more than 20 years, Dalarex Ncube grew maize in arid Jambezi District, one of Zimbabwe's driest regions, and his family ate sadza, the national staple. But seven years ago, he began switching to growing sorghum and millet - both more ...
As drought destroys maize, Zimbabwe tries out new staples
Zimbabwe tries out new staples due to drought
As drought destroys corn, Zimbabwe tries out new staples
Zimbabwe-born Cameroonian starlet in dilemma
EIN News World (registration)
Seventeen-year-old Zimbabwe-born Cameroonian footballer Cabrel Gilles Happi last month toured Germany with a local football academy and caught the eye of scouts from German giants Werder Bremen. By Brian Nkiwane This was not the first time the St ...
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EIN News World (registration)
Seventeen-year-old Zimbabwe-born Cameroonian footballer Cabrel Gilles Happi last month toured Germany with a local football academy and caught the eye of scouts from German giants Werder Bremen. By Brian Nkiwane This was not the first time the St ...
Zambia Daily Mail
Gender climate change project to help address adverse effects
Zambia Daily Mail
CLIMATE change has been held responsible many of the social and economic woes affecting mainly the poorest especially rural farmers in Africa and now many are seeing it as one of the root causes of food insecurity in the continent. Because of the ...
Climate change: A threat to food securityChronicle
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Zambia Daily Mail
CLIMATE change has been held responsible many of the social and economic woes affecting mainly the poorest especially rural farmers in Africa and now many are seeing it as one of the root causes of food insecurity in the continent. Because of the ...
Climate change: A threat to food security
The Hindu
Gold slips below Rs 26000-mark on weak demand, global cues
Economic Times
MUMBAI: Gold fell back after a brief overnight bounce and closed below the Rs 26,000-mark at the domestic bullion market here due to reduced stockists demand in the face of a global slide. Elsewhere, silver continued to witness intense selling for the ...
Gold Hits 3-Week Low of Rs. 26360 on Global CuesNDTV
Gold down to three-week low at Rs 26360; global cues weighDaily News & Analysis
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Economic Times
MUMBAI: Gold fell back after a brief overnight bounce and closed below the Rs 26,000-mark at the domestic bullion market here due to reduced stockists demand in the face of a global slide. Elsewhere, silver continued to witness intense selling for the ...
Gold Hits 3-Week Low of Rs. 26360 on Global Cues
Gold down to three-week low at Rs 26360; global cues weigh
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GOVT CUTS FUEL PRICES
NewsdzeZimbabwe
Government has reduced petrol and diesel prices by seven and five US cents respectively, as it continues working on economic variables that directly affect competitiveness. A Statutory Instrument is likely to be issued this week to enforce the price ...
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NewsdzeZimbabwe
Government has reduced petrol and diesel prices by seven and five US cents respectively, as it continues working on economic variables that directly affect competitiveness. A Statutory Instrument is likely to be issued this week to enforce the price ...
The Zimbabwe Daily
COMMENT: Will Zesa please come to the party?
The Zimbabwe Daily
fed_up_with_zesa For optimists, Zimbabwe is ready for economic take-off while for the pessimists, the country is on its knees. Remember the old story about the half full or half empty glass of water? There are so many positives taking place in the ...
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The Zimbabwe Daily
fed_up_with_zesa For optimists, Zimbabwe is ready for economic take-off while for the pessimists, the country is on its knees. Remember the old story about the half full or half empty glass of water? There are so many positives taking place in the ...
Bulawayo24 News
French firm takes up 60pc stake in Anchor Yeast
Chronicle
A FRENCH company has taken up a 60 percent controlling stake in Anchor Yeast, a development which will result in the rebranding of the country's sole yeast manufacturer into Lesaffre Zimbabwe. In a speech read on his behalf by the Deputy Minister of ...
mnangagwa commissions anchor yeast, french firm mergerBulawayo24 News (press release) (blog)
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Chronicle
A FRENCH company has taken up a 60 percent controlling stake in Anchor Yeast, a development which will result in the rebranding of the country's sole yeast manufacturer into Lesaffre Zimbabwe. In a speech read on his behalf by the Deputy Minister of ...
mnangagwa commissions anchor yeast, french firm merger
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