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Stabilise currency to attract investors: Japan

Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailytnews.co.zw JAPAN says Zimbabwe needs to stabilise its currency to attract more foreign investors into the country as they are currently skeptical owing to the volatile economic environment currently prevailing. Addressing delegates during a breakfast meeting in Harare yesterday, Japanese ambassador to Zimbabwe Satoshi Tanaka  said Zimbabwe had a huge potential to lure investors…

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Church complements government in mitigating climate change

Hazel Marimbiza THE church has chipped in offering strategies to help the government in mitigating climate change through offering conservation agriculture training in different districts. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the project officer for the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC), Patrick Mazipo said the church had started climate mitigation interventions in three districts so far. “We…

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Farmec tractor sales up 48pc

THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed agricultural and mining concern, Zimplow, reported a 48 percent increase in tractor sales from its agricultural subsidiary — Farmec — for the year ended December 31, 2021. In a statement accompanying Zimplow’s results for the period, group chairperson Godfrey Manhambara said following a surge in tractor sales volume, the group would…

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Gold mines target US$2.5 billion

ZIMBABWE’S gold mining industry says it projects revenue from the sector to rise by 38 percent to US$2.5 billion this year, from…

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Gvt zones on ritual murders, robberies… as sick jokes of people selling their toes spread

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday declared war on ritual murders and armed robberies, saying the justice delivery system will deal decisively with these…

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Civil servants petition Parly

CIVIL servants have petitioned Parliament to compel the government to adhere to fair labour practices, including ensuring that they are adequately remunerated. This comes as the government has, for a long time now, been brawling with its employees who are demanding to be paid their salaries in US$ on account of the erosion of their…

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Govt to demolish illegal structures in Harare

THE government is set to embark on an exercise to demolish illegal structures which were built on land which was meant for commercial use in Harare. In a statement yesterday, secretary for Provincial Affairs and Devolution in the office of the President and Cabinet, Tafadzwa Muguti said there had been a resurgence of wetlands invasions…

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New boss at ZTA

SOUTH African Airways (SAA)’s Southern African acting regional manager and former president of the Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe (TBCZ), Winnet Muchanyuka,…

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Clergy bullish on national dialogue… as Zim braces for fast-approaching 2023 polls

CHURCH leaders are optimistic that they will clear the hurdles which are stalling much-needed national dialogue ahead of the crunch 2023 elections. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the secretary-general of the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC), Frederick Chiromba, said the country’s clerics were, in the meantime, making follow-ups to the proposals that they submitted…

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