The Zimbabwe Independent - 2015-04-24

• Cabinet divided over bonus issue
• Ministers reshuffle, sacking looms
• Mugabe admits failure
• Zanu PF begs firms to fund ZITF exhibition
• Zuma faces grilling at Sadc summit
• Debt paralyses MDC-T
• Councils tackle ‘obscene’ salaries
• Illegal Zanu PF road signs pulled down
• Zesa arbitraril­y hikes account debits
• UZ to increase fees by 100%
• ‘Support farmers to stem starvation’
• Xenophobia: Time for reflection
• Mugabe’s govt dysfunctio­nal
• Of bad leaders, foreign trips and sacrifice
• Zim: It could be far better
• Food security: It’s all of us’ business
• Xenophobia is an attack against Rainbow nation
• Mugabe strikes right cord on xenophobia
• SA xenophobia: Economic issues are the root cause of the problem
• Why election pact for opposition parties might not work in 2018
• New Land Rover Defender to launch in 2018
• Killer robots are a very bad idea
• Time for Wenger to end Mourinho jinx
• Burmester thrilled to make Mauritius field
• PSL clubs decide enough is enough
• Cricket players demand more for Pakistan tour
• Panama group eyes stake in Tetrad Bank
• Banking Act: RBZ calls for wider participat­ion
• Bonus issue dampens SMP spirit
• Banks’ 2014 profits tumble
• Zim economy heads for further decline: IMF
• Infrastruc­ture: Vital foundation for developmen­t
• Good leaders are innovation-friendly
• Email security risks increase globally
• 'Fast-track' trade boost for Obama
• EU proposal on geneticall­y modified crops satisfies no one
• Libya's chaos allows migrant numbers to surge
• PM steps into oil disputes with Gabon
• China relaxes bank cash rules to kick-start slowing economy
• COCA-COLA - When less is more
• Give some ground to the pedants in the 'I/me' battle
• Managing for Success, by Morgen Witzel
• Gucci redesign hurts Kering
• Virgin Galactic aims to begin testing another spaceship this year
• Tesco slides to record £6.4bn annual loss
• Strong dollar drives IBM lower for 12th quarter in a row
• Sierra Rutile's $77m investment aims to cast off Ebola's pall
• Web security start-ups pull in $1bn after hack attacks
• China fines Mercedes $56m for price-fixing
• Facebook empire building drives up costs
• Sustainabi­lity and commoditie­s accrues momentum
• UK economy failing to innovate
• Zambia proposes friendlier mining tax regime after protests
• Liquidity key to emerging market ETFs
• Angola seeks $10bn for infrastruc­ture despite oil price collapse
• Revelation­s on Gaga’s painful childhood
• I T’S A WEIRD WORLD
• Restaurate­urs’ and Hoteliers’ Group at DV8

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