The Zimbabwe Independent - 2022-03-18

• Explosive report exposes Sakunda massive wealth
• Zim dangles minerals to US in sanctions fight
• Mugabe splurged US$12m on army days before coup
• Shake up at CVR
• World Bank optimistic on Zim growth prospects
• Mobile money interopera­bility under spotlight
• Zim in costs fix as fuel prices spike
• Drug abuse surges, mysterious­ly
• Bogus nurse aide trainers on the prowl
• Drug abuse getting out of hand
• Rally bans: Serious threat to multi-partyism
• Pursue ‘ Zim first’ stance on tobacco
• Time for stock splits on ZSE
• African entreprene­urship: Women at the frontline
• From comedic Mnangagwa to a gormless loudspeake­r
• ‘Starting a business in Africa not easy’
• Fact file: Rinos Mautsa
• Lawfare: The new repressive gimmick for Zim elections
• The fallacy of mob politics!
• Zim institutio­ns underminin­g ease of business environmen­t
• New Honda Fit: The sleek city slicker
• Ukraine’s nuclear mistake
• Zimdollar fall sign of weak fundamenta­ls
• Artificial intelligen­ce in audit, accounting
• Faltering Tembo faces the chop
• Zim novel ‘Glory’ named Most Anticipate­d Book of 2022
• Chirisa is Hollywood actor of the month
• Music: A major part of African culture
• Makhadzi apologises
• Add Kolmaskop to your bucket list
• I t’s a weird world
• Lower cholestero­l cuts risk of heart diseases
• Tobacco contractor­s buckle under cutthroat competitio­n
• Crunch talks over Old Mutual, PPC
• ‘Debt assumption fuelling corruption’
• High noon for oil hunters
• Novel strategies to eradicate rural poverty in Zimbabwe
• Why the auction system cannot end parallel market
• 11 signs for you to quit your job
• Can teachers get their US$540?
• Opportunit­ies of the Russia/Ukraine war
• Cyber warfront as anonymous hacking group targets Russia
• Funding climate change adaptation
• Equity-based crowdfundi­ng

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