The Zimbabwe Independent - 2023-02-03

• Gold deliveries to hit 40t
• RBZ slashes policy rate
• Zim records US$2bn trade deficit for 2022
• Zim banks on IPPs for power salvation
• State to amend charges on US$2m money laundering case
• Nssa caves in to pensioners pressure
• Telecoms giants walk tight rope amid power crisis
• Granitesid­e the new China City for plastics
• Drugs: Permit corporal punishment!
• Fight for parastatal control bleeding economy
• Inflation drop: Govt celebratin­g mediocrity
• Inside Zimra’s revenues
• Jacinda Ardern’s resignatio­n
• Social media a tool for conviction
• Exploring our grey
• ‘Things getting better in the skies’
• Use of lawfare to mark 2023 election year
• Lukashenko visit puts Zim in West’s crosshairs
• Drug abuse is an asymmetric threat
• Lexus ES 300h SE hits the mark
• How to avoid a war with China
• A bad case of cultural lag
• Americans clinging to cash
• Hip-hop’s Voltz JT brings smiles to young learners
• Will Smith, Martin Lawrence announce ‘Bad Boys’ sequel
• Many cancers can be successful­ly treated if detected at early stages
• Farrell begs for fans’ backing
• Newcastle rise fuelled by obsessive Howe
• Raza stays grounded
• Fastjet Zim defiant as global giants eye region
• High-appetite blue-chips to accelerate acquisitio­n spree
• ‘January disease’ outbreak ravages Zim cattle herd
• Largest wind farm planned
• Deepfakes spread misinforma­tion
• Comparativ­e regional case studies and best practices ... towards improved informal economy governance in Zim
• It’s payback time for US stocks
• Market salary: Everything companies need to know
• Will debt cancellati­on solve poverty and inequality?

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