The Zimbabwe Independent - 2021-05-07

• Honeymoon is over: Zacc warns bigwigs
• US$48m injection for Zim banks
• ‘Financial distress to persist for urban poor’
• CSC in bid to recoup US$34m debt
• Tax laws strangle businesses
• Oil project takes shape
• Matutu, Bredenkamp’s son in turf war over mining grant
• ‘Producing ICT goods critical to cut business costs for Zim’
• Enter adversaria­l journalism
• Zim has all to gain from robust anti-corruption drive
• Handle with care surge in foreign investor appetite
• Commodity-driven imported inflation fears unpacked
• Agribank-AFC rebranding: more is required
• Grocery smuggling: Curse or blessing?
• New constituti­on: Now we can expect overflow of milk, honey
• Zimbabwe Independen­t milestones over the past 25 years
• ‘EIB US$18m loan facility to benefit exporting firms’
• Old Mutual share suspension akin to trapped investment
• On Zimbabwe’s hot porridge constituti­onal amendments
• Outer space now a domain of warfare
• Africa should develop its own electric vehicle agenda
• Chrysler Grand Voyager still popular MPV
• Napoleon: What if ...?
• Currency reforms: The journey so far
• Mourinho at Roma: A ‘special coup’ or gamble on nostalgia?
• Bafana Bafana coach targets youth
• Tuchel confident of UCL glory
• Matsikenye­ri sees bright Test future
• Caf confirm postponeme­nt for World Cup qualifiers
• Sheffield Doc fest accepts Kadandara
• Fast-track visas for Oscar, Grammy winners
• Gaming in colour: Uncovering video games’ black pioneers
• The Weeknd calls Grammys ‘corrupt’ despite rule change
• ‘Agriturism­o’: Italy re-invents tradition of farm stays
• It’s a weird world
• Staying healthy in winter may require extra effort
• Banks digitisati­on set to leave blood on the carpet
• Fuel consumptio­n falls sharply
• Govt guarantees CBZ loan for biggest rose exporter
• Zim’s deflation only academic: Zimcodd
• Nzenza predicts mega deals after fresh interest
• Tharisa buys Great Dyke chrome asset
• Urgent case for import-substituti­on
• ‘Sub-Saharan Africa’s food security defies expectatio­ns’
• Covid-19 likely to slow down decade of youth developmen­t
• Focus on insider trading
• Salary surveys: What managers need to know
• Covid pandemic exposes the infrastruc­ture gap
• Dealing with emotions in workplace
• Pomona City: Own your dream home
• Will Cites provide cover for a racism–based ban on hunting?
• 54 cannabis producers given licences
• Oil firm strikes it big in Namibia, but fears abound of climate impact

The Zimbabwe Independent - 2021-04-30

The Zimbabwe Independent - 2021-05-14