Tobacco seed sales drop by 19 percent
Flue-cured tobacco seed sales have dropped by 19 percent from 352kg last year to 295 kg. The Zimbabwe Tobacco Association estimates that a total of...
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Zimbabwe central bank chief says street forex dealers...
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Zimbabwe International Trade Fair plans to turn exhibition...
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ZiG falls against US dollar
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ZiG plays havoc on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange
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Jonathan Moyo tells Mushayavanhu to stick to monetary...
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ZiG kicks off third week on a stronger...
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Zimbabwe asks US to tell its banks they...
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Zimbabwe worried ZiG is appreciating too fast?
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ZiG confusion
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US congratulates Zimbabwe on its 44th anniversary, but...
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Did you know that if America’s billionaires were...
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Mnangagwa spokesman says there is nothing to celebrate...
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Two British aristocrats target one of Zimbabwe’s biggest...
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Chamisa accused of destroying the opposition but says...
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Zimbabwe central bank governor says people will soon...
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List of Zimbabweans and entities on the Canadian...
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23 questions and answers on Zimbabwe’s new currency
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Four things Zimbabwe should be aware of to...
Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1724
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Quick buck!
While an estimated 6.7 million are facing food shortage and the country’s imports will only meet 73 percent of the nation’s requirements, whispers say some...
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Can papers maintain circulations?
Zimbabwe has reached that stage when newspaper circulations should start falling. The country had all along had one of the highest newspaper circulations per capita,...
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Bob, age and gays
President Robert Mugabe, only beaten by Iraq President Saddam Hussein in terms of grabbing world headlines, is not even the longest serving surviving leader. According...
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Anti-Mugabe campaign now hysterical
The campaign against President Robert Mugabe has reached hysterical proportions. He has been called a tyrant, a murderer, a hate-mongering leader and Zimbabwe’s president-by-fraud, but...
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Rare friend for Bob
Embattled Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has found a rare friend. George Monbiot, writing in The Guardian, one of the papers that have been highly critical...
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Pot calling kettle black
They may be worlds apart, one calling himself leader of the free world and the other branded a fascist dictator, but United States President George...
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The independent press- journalists selling the country for their daily bread
One of the stories that has been doing the rounds on the society for professional journalists mailing list is about the so-called independent press. Does...
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Has the West hardened Mugabe’s stance against them?
British author, Andrew Morton, is better known for his biographies of celebrities: Princess Diana and Monica Lewinsky. Princess Diana, though one of the first royals...
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State media perfects art of disinformation
The recent changes and restructuring in the state-controlled media, engineered by the Department of Information and Publicity, is beginning to pay dividends according to the...