The Zimbabwe Independent - 2023-10-27

• Massive shake-up of securocrat­s looms
• IMF flags urgent reforms
• Cast your nets wider, cash-starved firms told
• AG report unearths Zinara rot
• Govt plunges cities into cholera zones
• Fresh push to dissolve ZMDC
• ‘Education standards have dropped’
• El Nino effect puts pressure on Kariba Dam power generation
• Chinese lithium miner back, unsettles Mutoko villagers
• Performanc­e, compliance: A case of Airzim
• Sanctions: Govt, West must compromise
• We are finally seeing the logic behind Mutapa fund
• High time to enforce no delivery, no pay policy
• Cement crisis hits local market
• Face of banking sector, a collapsing economy?
• Creating relations for a sustainabl­e future
• Africa facing the mother of all crises, and it’s not ready
• We thank our ancestors for Zec
• ‘It’s time to scale up SMES’
• Fact file: Sithembiso Nyoni
• Zim’s Machiavell­ianism political chessboard and people’s plight
• Best practices for mainstream­ing sustainabi­lity in banking sector
• Upcoming by-elections: A catch-22 situation for CCC
• The Jeep Grand Cherokee now has five-seater option
• Netanyahu and his ‘objective allies’
• Mugabe versus Solomon Mujuru (Part I)
• Musakanda presses reset button
• The grandest of finals!
• New Zealand dominate award nomination­s
• Vic Falls attracts excellent reviews
• Matobo hosts magic lighting showcase
• Multichoic­e keeps dreams alive for African creatives
• Kyla Blac’s ‘DND’ strikes a chord with listeners
• Sweet success for local food venture
• I t’s a weird world
• Jameson Connects toasts Irish flavour in Zim
• Persistent debilitati­ng depression may require urgent treatment
• Zim exposed to money laundering: RBZ report
• Commoditie­s exchange offers farmers relief
• RBZ boss pushes for low-cost accounts
• Zim missing out on long-term funding
• ‘Zim policies incoherent, confusing’
• Vision 2030: The chase to zero
• Loan sharks or impact lenders?
• ZSE Weekly Commentary
• Policy uncertaint­ies haunt Zim
• The transparen­cy question in the Mutapa Investment Fund
• Leadership incompeten­ce
• Zim politics: Dialogue of the deaf
• ZSE: Formation and role
• Zim can do much more with industrial hemp
• In Southern Africa, mixed feelings about the plight of Palestine Arabs
• Can Africa’s heavy industries go green?
• Stanbic scoops top award
• Banks must adopt or adapt to the economic woes: Mushoriwa
• Citation for the winners
• Celebratin­g Zim banks’ resilience, excellence
• Forex deposits up 433% to US$1,6 billion
• CABS leads way in sustainabl­e developmen­t
• Women in Governance, Risk and Compliance Awards 2023
• Zafa aims first-class service
• Ipec pushes for co-operation
• Vineyard caters for everyone

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