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GCC grinding to a halt

His sentiments come as over 70% of GCC’s 2022 budget value has been wiped out by inflation, while residents, whose salaries have not increased, are failing to pay bills.

Goblins shut down school

2 Zanu PF members die in Nyatsime

Mthuli Ncube redollarises

ZimStat director, enumerators clash over allowances

‘Align electoral laws to Constitution’

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Business

Chinese pour US$35 million for Zim’s Zulu lithium pilot plant

In a note to shareholders on Saturday, Premier, which is developing one of Zimbabwe’s most promising lithium operations, said it had entered into a marketing and prepayment agreement in the form of a binding heads of terms with the Chinese firm.

Commodity price boom buoys GB

Stuttering Zim slashes growth targets

ICDZ launches directorship programme

Treasury bungles TelOne $46bn debt plan

BNC ‘fondly’ remembers David Brown

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African countries need tighter controls to curb growing tobacco use

In Zimbabwe, for example, China Tobacco set up the China Tobacco Ma Bo Hope Primary School in 2019. In this way, the industry is using corporate social responsibility to gain legitimacy, build public trust, and further its business interests. From building schools to funding scholarships, tobacco companies use these publicised acts of goodwill to gain influence with governments and try to mute life-saving tobacco control policies.

Cannabis policy changes in Africa are welcome. But small producers are the losers

UN warns of potential global food crisis due to Russia-Ukraine conflict

Cuniculture: A growing industry with abundant opportunities

Ukraine’s farmers stalled, fueling fears of global food shortages

Africa could be hit hard by loss of Ukrainian grain exports, institute says

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