The Zimbabwe Independent - 2023-05-19

• Debt: The world is watching Zim
• Zanu PF primaries: Supporter murdered
• All resolution­s approved at Ecobank Transnatio­nal Incorporat­ed’s 35th AGM and EGM
• Govt blocks US$400m platinum deal
• Anger mounts in Zim as prices rocket
• Zim lithium production to drop: Think-tank
• Expelled white farmers reject govt’s TBs compensati­on deal
• No confidence in polls if quality is compromise­d
• Low trade stifles Comesa bloc
• Everything pointing to another catastroph­e
• Mnangagwa must demonstrat­e resolve to tackle graft
• Ncube weaponisin­g foreign trade to fight local firms
• Local bourse mired in official exchange rate, blended CPI
• Zimdollar liberalisa­tion: Full impact of flotation
• Nothing compares to a mother’s love
• How migrants celebrated Mother’s Day
• Pensions chief optimistic despite crumbling economy
• Scrapping of duty on basics to trigger a domino effect
• New political elite must midwife a new republic
• How Zim can move from populism to sober and issue-based politics
• New political elite must midwife a new republic
• Kia Sportage GT-Line S on the rise
• Syria: The rehabilita­tion of Assad
• Current banking crisis: Is the glass half-empty or half-full?
• Museums strengthen partnershi­ps
• The spine collector saga (VI)
• Gumbo’s journey from West Africa
• Managing blood pressure could help you live longer
• Raza speaks on his IPL experience ‘If there is no cricket from tomorrow, I would say I have ticked all the boxes’
• Lady Luck on Chevrons’ side ... 10-nation WC qualifiers to be held on home ground
• Coventry to face Nakamba’s Luton in playoff final
• Zimgold unfazed by SA imports
• CBZ posts ZW$33bn profit
• Weakening Zim currency unsettles fragile industries
• Experts reveal setbacks to Sadc integratio­n
• Zim’s Unki drives Angloplat as rains swamp SA mines
• SI 05 of 2023: Restrictin­g export of unbenefici­ated base mineral ores
• Job grades: How to go about it
• A critical analysis of govt’s economic stability measures
• Unearthing alternativ­e investment­s in 2020s
• Insights into cattle investment­s
• Life on the edge of storms and plummeting volumes
• Mother’s Day: Reflection­s on a mother’s experience
• The rightful place for crypto money in the scheme of things
• How sunflower production can change lives
• The difference in gender wealth
• Zim schools must move with the times
• Forex auction market rate under immense pressure
• Vital projects suffer as pension funds struggle
• Impending polls: ‘Insult laws’ limit free speech

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