The Zimbabwe Independent - 2022-04-01

• Land audit in shambles
• Zimborder levy riles cargo transporte­rs
• Zimdef in huge High Court setback over tender
• Zesa begs for US$2,5bn war chest to end load shedding
• Masvingo master plan raises stink
• Economic hardships weaken Zim unions’ bargaining power
• Petrotrade bosses case thrown out
• March 26 by-elections drive final nail in the MDC’s coffin
• Doubt lingers over govt’s capacity to sustain Chinese health upgrades
• Now I have a clear conscience: Ncube
• Time for electoral reforms is now
• Govt power production inefficien­cy appalling
• Authoritie­s must act on IMF report
• Seeking ‘Consol’ation from glass shortages
• Inflation far from rescinding
• Pains of a woman
• Alarm and despondenc­y after by-elections results
• Zinara targets to raise ZW$34bn
• Fact file: George Manyaya
• Zim must play its part before another IMF SMP
• Pathways for sustaining the existence of indigenous foods
• Zesn reiterates call for electoral reforms
• Toyota Fortuner rules despite competitio­n
• Hungary: Fooled again?
• Money supply pushing exchange rate to untenable weak levels
• Is a diplomatic solution to Russo-Nato proxy war possible?
• Qatar 2022 final draw: All you need to know
• Zim’s Goshawks begin Currie Cup campaign
• National Gallery of Zim takes four artists to Venice Biennale
• Anglican Church honours Vic Falls Hotel
• DStv’s Pick of the Week
• Oscars starts proceeding­s against Will Smith
• Academic mobile applicatio­n launched
• Dangerous places to avoid in Africa
• Clenching, grinding teeth can cause jaw problems
• POSB CEO secures presidenti­al nod
• FCB adopts cautious strategy
• Stanbic Bank gears for headwinds as profit rises
• Old Mutual lifts profit, says high risk remains
• Zhemu calls for talks before tax changes
• Youths in informal sector need support
• Unleash your Potential by Leveraging Data Analytics
• IMF notes show no appetite for reform
• What many insurers are doing right, wrong
• Why every manager needs interview training
• Close to home: How global events have local effects
• ICT engineers up for board seats
• What Insurers have accomplish­ed and what they need to improve.
• Duck farming unique, profitable
• Making infrastruc­ture investment­s work
• Customer experience key to business
• Pension investing: How long is the long-term?

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