The Zimbabwe Independent - 2023-11-03

• Blackouts: IPPS to get US dollar payments
• Securocrat­s demand seat in Politburo
• State firing up waves of price hikes in Zim
• Nigerian tycoons make offer to lease Airzim Dreamliner­s
• Ncube on cliff edge as hospitals crumble
• Govt suppliers fleece millions
• Zupco partners in hard times as arrears hit ZW$6 billion
• Experts call for political will in reform agenda
• UAE firm unpacks Zim carbon credits deal
• Mnangagwa consolidat­es grip over investment fund
• Budget must prioritise health system
• Divide-and-rule IPP policy will backfire
• Mnangagwa knows what to do, he needs to get on with it
• Love–hate relationsh­ip with the US$ continues
• High bank charges and a shrinking financial market
• Case of reparation­s: Addressing legacy of slavery, colonisati­on
• The true African election template
• Afreximban­k pledges to support local firms
• ‘Hastened currency shift won’t end lending crisis’
• Accountabi­lity an elusive value in Zimbabwe politics
• IMF pushes Zim to accelerate reforms
• Toyota GR Corolla 1.6T Gr-four Circuit ready for racing action
• Mugabe versus Solomon Mujuru (Part II)
• Never mind the climate, watch the wars
• Mitch Marsh flies home for personal matters
• Erik ten Hag to soldier on despite defeat
• Nakamba tipped for Warriors captaincy
• 82-year-old charms Tour de Great Dyke
• Ideas Festival to inspire change, collaborat­ion
• Sofar Sounds an intimate musical retreat
• Vivid blue diamond could sell for US$50M at Christie’s auction
• Gold and white papers
• Harnessing the power of African cuisine for health
• I t’s a weird world
• Leukaemia treatment options depend on type
• Afreximban­k eyes Zim lithium sector
• FCB pursues US$48 million offshore deals
• Fastjet pulls out of Vic Falls-maun route
• Zida: Foreign investment sentiment remains strong
• Nash Paints boss speaks on gruelling power crisis
• ‘Timeous audit reports enhance accountabi­lity’
• Top hotelier wins lifetime award
• A case for privatisat­ion
• ZSE Weekly Commentary
• Dissecting RBZ Monetary Policy Committee shifts
• Artificial intelligen­ce and disability
• Functional organisati­onal structure: A guide to streamline­d efficiency
• Lack of critical policy issues elephant in the room in Zim
• Prioritisi­ng power for industry: A case of OK, Nash Paints
• Revolution of healthcare
• In Zim strong venture capital activity needed for growth
• Learning to negotiate change: Encounters in cattle rearing
• Toyota hikes US factory workers’ wages
• Tesla's China EV sales fall
• Discover these entreprene­urial triumphs and gain knowledge
• NMB: Leading the digital revolution in banking
• NMB scoops Digital Innovation Award
• RBZ boss pushes for low-cost accounts to attract informal players
• Banks advised to apply sustainabi­lity criteria
• ‘Clock ticking to deliver the SDGS’
• Mutupo/ Isibongo golf tourney set for UK

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