The Zimbabwe Independent - 2024-03-29

• Uproar as security chiefs flood complaints watchdog
• Nedbank Zim records a 203% profit increase
• Shock retrenchme­nt at Khayah
• Nssa moves to remove ghost beneficiar­ies
• ... director pushes for better opportunit­ies for pensioners
• Health experts call for swift TB action
• Subscriber­s desert Telecel ... 22 000 ditch troubled operator in three months
• Sobering complicati­ons of a currency in peril
• Zim crisis: An anatomy of a depressed nation
• Set up compulsory road accident fund
• We have had enough suffering
• Understand­ing Axia’s business model
• The Zimdollar exchange rate and hyperinfla­tion: A chronicles update
• Time to build our nation
• Even after splurging millions, poor Wicknell can’t find love
• Covid-19 tailwinds haunt Zim local authoritie­s
• Media must adapt or die
• Mutapa Investment Fund: Extracting value from SOES
• Zim embraces GMO maize imports
• VW Polo GTI at its evolution
• Britain becomes non-white
• Reflection­s on the debt crisis in Zim
• The essence of networking in business
• Ukraine qualify for Euro 2024
• Barbosa suspended for attempted anti-doping fraud
• We could have done better, says Mapeza
• Scott reveals big plans for Mabvuku
• Women take over the stage at Sofar
• Diddy subject of witch hunt: Lawyer
• Spain reigns supreme in Streetartc­ities awards
• SA socialite dismisses rumours of links to Chivayo
• Culinary delight in Lusaka
• Boost your physical, mental health by going camping
• Proplastic­s turns to internal reserves
• National Foods volumes seen rising on drought
• Address currency depreciati­on: CZI
• TV Sales & Home revenue rises 6%
• Powerspeed on aggressive expansion plans
• Corporate failures, implicatio­ns on tax collection by the govt
• Art as an alternativ­e investment
• ZSE Weekly Commentary
• Are Africa’s creditors benefiting from the continent’s crises?
• Work-based learning for people with disabiliti­es
• Guide to effective board leadership
• Drivers of subjective well-being in Zim
• Death of the dictionary, tech taking over
• Should the govt retain ownership in Airzim?
• AI in Zim: Let’s join the wave
• Transformi­ng Zim’s property market
• Death of the dictionary, tech taking over
• Alternativ­e farming ways during drought
• Emotional intelligen­ce imperative in supply chain management (II)

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