The Zimbabwe Independent - 2024-03-08

• Zim faces legal salvos from foreign investors
• Poaching scourge to rise as drought tears through Zim
• ‘Sharper’ embargo targets elites as re-engagement bid falls apart
• Mimosa culls labour after Sibanye reports Us$2bn loss
• Zim’s forex book bolsters Nedbank confidence
• Harare residents fume over explosion of service stations
• Energy markets seek sustainabl­e options
• Dairy farmers worry over cheap imports
• No one is coming to save us
• Please respect rule of law, Mr Governor
• Food crisis requires prompt action
• Zim’s next billionair­e
• Profitabil­ity vs service delivery
• Corruption is complex, multifacet­ed
• Imagine ruling without an excuse for failure
• Poverty driving child labour in tobacco sector
• Another crisis year for Zim
• Free advice to Nelson Chamisa
• A way forward for political orphans
• The shimmering 2024 BMW 5 Series
• Only the US can stop Gaza war
• SA political parties ignore rural communitie­s’ needs
• Halep free to return after ban is reduced
• Ngannou hits out at Fury
• Dube finally leaves Azam
• Horner’s accuser suspended by Red Bull
• Francophon­e Week returns with marathon of activities
• Marquez book published
• Spanish police smash Banksy fakes syndicate
• NGZ opens new all-female exhibition
• ‘Vulture Culture’: More than just your typical safari experience
• IT’S A WEIRD WORLD
• Glaucoma can cause permanent blindness if left untreated
• Currency setbacks hit mortage market
• Delta cautious as sugar tax comes into force
• Town planning laws need overhaul
• Duration slams ‘rogue’ forensic audit report
• Banks hold back loans as firms flee formal sector
• Home-based remittance for economic turnaround
• High country risk: Uneca chief calls for domestic resource mobilisati­on
• Unlocking Zim infrastruc­ture developmen­t through REITS
• Room for wine farming growth
• Using AI tools to build personal brand
• Choosing salary survey comparator­s
• Solutions for tackling youth unemployme­nt challenges
• Politician­s can’t lie no more
• State of the power sector
• Are America’s sanctions gone?
• Five reasons why strategic plans fail
• Changing ideas of belonging and identity in post-land reform Zim
• Limited options for Zim reinsurers
• AI: Benefits, concerns in the education sector
• Unpacking bank lending issues
• Does economic growth guarantee SOL?
• Nexus between financial sector, growth
• Internatio­nal banking regulation­s, Basel Accord

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