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Nigeria: Inflation Continues Its Decline, Slows to 17.38 Percent
[Leadership] The rate at which prices of goods and services rise in the country have continued its downward trend as the latest inflation figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics put the Consumer Price Index at 17.38 per cent.
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Nedbank reduces Zim monetary losses - The Standard
BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA SOUTH African banking outfit, Nedbank Group said on Tuesday monetary losses at its Zimbabwe operation declined to R40 million during the half year ended June 30, 2021, after ending at R47 million during the comparable period in 2020. The Zimbabwe dollar has been depreciating
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Howie Carr: A new edition of the Biden mumble report - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Africa: Insights for African Countries From the Latest Climate Change Projections
[The Conversation Africa] The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) - a body of the UN tasked with providing scientific information on climate change - has released a major new report, pulling together evidence from a wide range of current and ancient climate observations. It's the most
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Zimbabwe: Armed Robbers Shoot Dead Bulawayo Cop
[New Zimbabwe] THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has reported that a police officer died after being shot by armed robbers in Bulawayo Monday.
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Is there a place for e-commerce in the agricultural value-chain? - NewsDay Zimbabwe
IN the face of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the world faces a new challenge to continue doing business while limiting physical contact between people as much as possible. The post Is there a place for e-commerce in the agricultural value-chain? appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe: Govt to Help Farmers Access Belarus, John Deere Machinery
[The Herald] Government is working on improving lending terms of the Belarus and John Deere machinery and equipment for easier access by farmers.
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Simmons labels West Indies as 'underdogs' ahead of Pakistan Tests - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
WEST INDIES batsmen will have to step up their game to overcome a confident Pakistan, coach Phil Simmons has cautioned ahead of Thursday's opening day of the first of two Test matches at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica. Simmons, speaking during a virtual press conference on Monday, suggested th
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Chebukati defends move to cap politicians’ spending in 2022
MPs seek to annul IEBC regulations capping 2022 General Election campaigns spending by candidates, argue Commission hasn’t sought Parliament’s approv
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Backyard drug peddling exposed - The Zimbabwe Independent
BY TENDAI MAKARIPE SOME unscrupulous health professionals in Harare are running backyard pharmacies in blatant contravention of regulations that prohibit unlicensed personnel from selling drugs to the public. Inquiries by the Zimbabwe Independent this week revealed that some of the drugs which end
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Quoted companies show resilience to Covid-19 - The Zimbabwe Independent
BY MELODY CHIKONO THE Zimbabwe Independent held the 24th annual Quoted Companies Survey under the theme “Business Innovation and Enterprise in aADisrupted Environment”. Nedbank Zimbabwe has for five years been sponsoring the country’s most prestigious business event, the Quoted Companies Survey
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Loans: Banks shift to companies - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE value of banking sector loans increased by $105 billion during the first half of 2021, as financial institutions shifted from consumptive interventions to fund productive sector requirements, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) statistics showed last
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Zimbabwe: Churches Scoff at Govt Decision to Allow Vaccinated to Attend Services
[VOA] Harare -- Churches in Zimbabwe are questioning the government's sincerity in allowing them to hold services for the vaccinated when only about 10% of the country's population has been vaccinated against COVID-19. The government said this week that Christians who had received two shots could
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Zambia Decides - Polls Have Country On Cliff Edge
[CAJ News] Lusaka -- AMID the opposition's persistent allegations of vote rigging and the ruling party advising its challenger to accept defeat or face the consequences, Zambia will today contest an election to sustain the country as a steady democracy or condemn it to turmoil.
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Teen awards call for partners - NewsDay Zimbabwe
ORGANISERS of Midlands Teen Arts Awards (MTAA), that seek to promote creative young artists, is  looking for individuals interested in partnering them for this year’s second edition set for December 4 in Gweru. The post Teen awards call for partners appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Zambia Polls - Opposition Leader Hakainde Hichelema Takes an Early Lead
[Nation] Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichelema on Saturday took an early lead over President Edgar Lungu in the country's closely contested presidential election, the electoral commission announced.
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FC Platinum’s chances in doubt - NewsDay Zimbabwe
DYNAMOS and Chicken Inn coaches Tonderai Ndiraya and Joey Antipas have both cast doubts over Zimbabwe Caf Champions League representatives FC Platinum’s chances of making it to the first round of the qualifiers due to poor
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Southern Africa: Teams to Learn Their Fate At 2021 COSAFA Women's Championship Draw
[Cosafa] The hugely popular COSAFA Women's Championship returns to Nelson Mandela Bay for the fourth year in a row in 2021 between September 15-26 with the first-round pool stage draw to be held on Thursday at 11h00 (CAT) when the 11 competing sides will learn their fate.
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Constitutional implications of Uhuru-Ruto fallout
If unchecked, Kenya states at becoming a tyranny like Uganda. Ruto wielded power as co-president in first term but now want to rule alone for 10 years
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Zimbabwe Exceeds 3 Million Doses
[The Herald] In another milestone in the national vaccination programme, Zimbabwe gave its three millionth dose on Wednesday, just 20 days after the two millionth dose on 22 July.
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Kenya Risks Isolation With Low Covid-19 Vaccine Uptake
[Nation] Low uptake of Covid-19 vaccination could hurt Kenya, with the country risking isolation by the international community, experts have warned.
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Zimbabwe: Covid Reopening - Churches Cry Foul
[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHOCD) say it will be difficult for churches to deny unvaccinated congregants access to race, especially given that the Covid-19 jab stated by government as a precondition to resume services is hard to come by.
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Zim film selected for NGO film fest gong - NewsDay Zimbabwe
A LOCAL film, Struggling to Survive on Zambezi River Banks (Nchelela) has been selected to be one of the three productions nominated in the Sadc region for the prestigious NGO International Film Festival award, ahead of the final selection scheduled for October 20 to 22 in
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Zimbabwe: Govt Not Paying Civil Servants Promised Covid Insurance - PTUZ
[New Zimbabwe] THE government is not paying out the promised US$$650 Covid-19 insurance cover to civil servants who test positive to the deadly pandemic, Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) has said.
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Keep the Central Bank out of politics - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
One again, political officials are sparring over the Central Bank, which is meant to be an independent institution. Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar on Saturday knocked Central Bank Governor Dr Alvin Hilaire for expressing optimism about the future last Thursday. 'Given the severity
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Zimbabwe: Police Faces U.S.$38 Million Lawsuit
[New Zimbabwe] THE Zimbabwe Republic Police is being sued for $38 million by Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) who allege they were unlawfully arrested three years ago.
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Rwanda: Young Economists Quest to Inform Economic Planning
[New Times] Two economic students, Parfait Nzeyimana and Ahmed Karasira, of Kigali Independent University (ULK), have started the Young Economists Forum (YEF), an organisation that aims to develop skilled researchers in the field of economics and actively contribute toward the achievement of
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Fuel prices may dip in September if oil downtrend continues | Fin24
Petrol and diesel prices are largely determined by the oil price, as well as rand strength – given that SA must buy oil in dollars.
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Zimbabwe: Pressure Keeps Mounting On Government to End Child Marriages
[New Zimbabwe] Pressure continues mounting on Emmerson Mnangagwa's administration to put an end to child marriages following the death of a 14 year old Memory Machaya who died weeks ago whilst giving birth at a church shrine in Marange, Bocha.
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Zimbabwe Reaches Major Milestone With First Oxygen Plant
[The Herald] The multi-million dollar medical oxygen and industrial gas plant at Feruka in Mutare, with capacity to meet national needs as well as exporting to neighbouring countries, will be commissioned today by President Mnangagwa.
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