The Zimbabwe Independent - 2021-02-12

• Zanu PF functionar­ies invade protected farm
• ‘Zim loses US$20bn through cartels’
• Test safety, efficacy of vaccines: CDC
• Zupco bus deal in shambles
• Illegal migrants scuttle lockdown gains
• Security forces major perpetrato­rs of violence
• Zim businesses face transfer, pricing risks
• Wage negotiatio­ns littered with deadlocks
• Statutory instrument­s spawn legal crisis
• Mnangagwa: A chip off the old block
• Non-monetary incentives could bail out industry
• Lessons from SA-AstraZenec­a debacle
• Ethnicity: Emmerson Mnangagwa’s power weapon
• Post-harvest losses risk unaddresse­d
• Nickel tops Zim’s 2020 exports
• New model could revive Byo industry
• How did Zim find itself deep at the bottom of the heap?
• Post-cabinet briefing: Why the volte-face?
• Praz moves to curb corruption
• Shava appointmen­t won’t excite West to re-engage with Harare
• Hunt for Covid vaccine will have stumbles
• Any dialogue should involve citizens
• Global dynamics shaping the micro-finance sector
• 2021 Audi RS5 sportback is fierce yet civilised
• Is the Zimdollar losing stability
• Will Republican Party split?
• Pep tells Foden to keep cool amid praise
• Jarvis ruled out for six months
• Liverpool blighted by injury, bad on the pitch
• Masike explores different ventures
• Britney ‘taking time to be a normal person’
• Sichuan peppercorn: A hot Chinese spice
• I t’s a weird world
• Seeking timely help and support may prevent developmen­t of PTSD
• Fresh tremors shake feeble tourism sector
• Unlocking capital through Fixed Income Securities
• RBZ under pressure to get things right
• Anxiety mounts as MPS nears
• Tobacco farmers push for fresh forex deal
• Invictus gets farm-in offer for Zim project
• Corporate governance dilemma for Zimbabwean companies
• Alarming road infrastruc­ture decay needs policy change
• Can you build a house on wetlands?
• The gig economy
• Preparing for a job interview
• Inflation dynamics locally and globally
• Leadership in changing business environmen­t!
• Evidence of Covid-19 origin inconclusi­ve
• ... Sars-Cov-2 relatives are found in bats and pangolins
• African banks may wait until 2024 to return to pre-crisis revenues — IFC
• Cuba opens doors to capitalism
• Impact of vaccine nationalis­m is all too clear in Malawi

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