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Refusing to accept the Zim dollar and bond notes as payment for goods has landed 102 Zimbabwean business owners and retail employees in trouble, with 28 of these appearing in court as the government enforces acceptance of the fast-falling local unit amid increased dollarisation of the
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Zimbabwe: Coup Plot Tensions as Security Forces Seal Major Towns
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Zimbabwe: High Court Sets Aside Currency Separation
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Liberia: Will Charles Sirleaf Accept Offer to Testify Against Weeks?
The possibility of the government establishing its criminal case against former Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), Milton Weeks, could likely be a reality only if four former executives of the Bank, including former Deputy Governor for Operations, Charles Sirleaf, who saw
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10 years on… still remains witness to history
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Why abduct and torture when you can talk?
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Zimbabwe: Vendors Selling Underweight Maize Meal Packs
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Gospel Round Up: 11/29/23
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Zimbabwe: Cotton Farmers Seek US Dollar Payments
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Zimbabwe Forex Woes Set to Deepen, Researchers Warn
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(1877) Peter H. Clark, “Socialism: The Remedy for the Evils of Society”
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Ending the grace period – Why we must now scrutinize the Bio presidency
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Zimbabwe: Business Sector Studies High Court Ruling
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