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Experts Condemn Mnangagwa’s ‘Paranoid’ Measures, Predict Economic Bloodbath

VARIOUS stakeholders and experts roundly condemned economic stabilisation measures introduced by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to “stop economic hitmen” from sabotaging his under-fire administration. They said the measures, mainly the banning of lending by banks, were unconstitutional, inadequate, and ill-advised. Experts also said the measures would result in a serious economic …

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Analysis: Zimbabwe Borrows From Bank Of Bad Ideas, Again

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – Robert Mugabe may be long gone, but Zimbabwe’s monetary madness lives on. With annual inflation nearing triple digits, Harare’s financial mandarins are trying to shore up confidence in the US$32 billion economy by banning bank lending. As with the other blunt policy tools it has deployed, …

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Villagers Want Zanu PF Torture Centre Demolished

WHEN Manicaland Development Association (MDA), a Zimbabwean non-governmental organisation, came up with the idea of establishing a skills training centre at Biriiri Business Centre in Chimanimani during the early 80s, there was jubilation among the locals, little did they know that one day the centre would be a curse. Indeed, …

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Corrupt Deals Heavily Cost Harare

The Environmental Management Agency (Ema) says Harare City Council (HCC) is spending at least US$3 million per month in treating water polluted by sewage effluence disposed into rivers. An estimated 383 mega litres (ML) of raw and partially treated sewage is discharged daily into the environment, according to a report …

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ZNCC Warns Govt On Knee-Jerk Reaction Towards Economic Implosion

GOVERNMENT’S knee-jerk reaction to the on-going economic implosion will not address the country’s economic woes, the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) has said. Zimbabwe is battling rising inflation which according to independent researchers is now second highest on the continent. Official statistics show that Zimbabwe’s year-on-year inflation for April …

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