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Suluman lands a job as markerting director with local company

Dendera artist, Suluman Chimbetu has taken up a marketing job with a local engineering company.
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Zambian woman goes nude to get her money from her defaulting tenant

A WIDOW in her late 70s, who is also landlady, caused drama when she stripped naked to force one of her defaulting tenants to pay rent in Lusaka, Zambia. ...
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Obert Mpofu off to USA for Kimberly Process Certification Scheme

THE Minister of Mines and Mining Development, Dr Obert Mpofu, is in the United States to attend the Kimberly Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) meeting. He is leading a 25 member delegation. ...
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Tongai moyo's widow speaks out

SUNGURA maestro Tongai Moyo's widow, Minenhle Mkhweli, has opened two flea markets in Kwekwe to try and fend for her family after the death of her husband. ...
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Sandra Ndebele on a 30-day stint in Russia

BULAWAYO’S leading songstress and dancer Sandra Ndebele and her dance crew Intombi Zomqangala yesterday left the country for a month-long tour of Russia....
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Manicaland poised to be the richest province as natural gas in discovered

MOZAMBICAN authorities have stumbled on the existence of natural gas and coal deposits in Manicaland Province. Manicaland already boasts huge deposits of alluvial diamonds in Marange....
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Hosiah Chipanga launches his ne church amidst controvesy

Mutare-based singer Hosiah Chipanga last week launched his Messiah Apostolic Institution Prophetically Peoples Institution (Mapipi) at Dangamvura Beit Hall church in Mutare. Chipanga told NewsDay that he would soon start crusades....
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Jaggers goes into administration

JAGGERS Wholesalers, a company owned by businessman Cecil Muderede, has been put under liquidation after Apex Holdings’ subsidiary – Marondera Foundry Manufacturers’ – applied to the High Court to have the company wound down. ...
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Zimbabwe debt will increase to US$9 billion

Zimbabwe external debt, which phenomenally surged to US$7,1 billion in 2009, will shoot by eight percent to US$7,6 billion while the local debt will increase to US$1 billion by the end of 2010, International Monetary Fund (IMF) showed last week....
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Investec buys up to 20% stake in OK Zimbabwe

INVESTEC Asset Management's Africa Frontier Private Equity Fund is finalising a private equity investment for a 10%-20% stake in OK Zimbabwe, the second-largest supermarket chain by number of stores in that country....
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British Airways to bounce back

British Airways will resume flights to Zimbabwe early next year following a two-year absence in a move expected to improve tourist arrivals into the country....
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Phillip Chiyangwa invading council land

Phillip Chiyangwa stands as one of Zimbabwe’s largest property developers and recently stated that his empire is worth far more than US$15 million. ...
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Ban looms over import of cars into Zimbabwe

Importing vehicles from Asian countries, such as Japan and Singapore, into Zimbabwe for resale is set to be nipped in the bud,...
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Massive power cuts loom

Large swathes of the country will receive erratic electricity supply for the next two weeks starting today as load-shedding escalates...
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New twist to IMF funds saga

THE Reserve Bank is empowered by law to manage and disburse the US$510 million extended to Zimbabwe by the International Monetary Fund, it has emerged....
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