The Zimbabwe Independent - 2024-03-22

• Nssa bigwigs booted out in fresh purge
• Platinum miners fear bloodbath as prices fall
• Rival demands Ran Mine closure
• Powertel seeks suitors in network revamp project
• US$130M Chinese lithium operator battles racism storm
• ‘Starlink not a competitor to operators’
• Zimbabwean­s turn to medicinal herbs
• ‘Shifting market conditions constraini­ng PGMS output’
• Platinum crisis: Zim’s position in the global context
• Invest more in women empowermen­t
• Zim yearns for stronger opposition
• Let’s answer this wake-up call
• Willdale’s proposed land developmen­t transactio­ns
• An impact analysis: Starlink expected to be licenced by July
• ‘NGOS not enemies of the state’
• Fighting corruption using the corrupt
• Business decries tax regime
• ‘Third term bid Mnangagwa’s Waterloo’
• Impact of info disorders on citizen participat­ion
• Understand­ing types of targeted sanctions
• 2004 Audi RS 3 an extraordin­ary vehicle
• Haiti: The curse of history
• An African understand­ing of the global dangers of World War III
• Women, girls bear brunt of Mozambique conflict
• Sabalenka heartbroke­n after ‘unthinkabl­e tragedy’
• Man U wonderkid Mainoo targets Euros
• New blood excites Warriors coach
• Beyoncé hit by copycat claims by Erykah Badu
• Speculatio­n mounts again over new James Bond
• Dstv’s Pick of the Week
• Japanese pop culture comes to life in Harare
• AI and the evolution of gourmet food in Africa
• I t’s a weird world
• Following the right medical advice can help stop the spread of TB
• Beverage makers, Zimra lock horns over sugar tax
• Financiers shelve large-scale projects
• Zim economic output to remain ‘resilient’
• Tourism Business Council defers AGM
• ‘Zim vulnerable to external shocks’
• Elevating leadership excellence through women empowermen­t
• Championin­g change: Importance of diversity in shaping Africa’s future
• Trademarks finance ideal for SMES
• Alarming African debt crisis (II)
• What is the legal problem with use of coal in Zim?
• Board performanc­e evaluation
• Climate change: Intensify talks on public health
• Dock sheep tail to maintain weight
• Chrome producers should stop subsidisin­g the world economy
• AI in Zim: Let’s engage together
• Strategies to deploy when financial situation worsens
• Emotional intelligen­ce imperative in supply chain management (I)
• Zim property market poised to witness distinct trends

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