The Zimbabwe Independent - 2022-07-22

• Zim mines shut out suppliers
• Mnangagwa petitioned over July Moyo
• Govt ignores people’s views on PVO Bill
• AMH CEO recognised
• Granite export ban threatens jobs
• Zim to securitise its ivory stockpile
• Cancer patients still waiting
• Psmas member narrates sad ordeal
• Mthuli walking a tight rope
• Don’t print cash for projects
• Zim coming full circle
• Insight on Community Share Ownership Trusts (I)
• Countering harmful practices against children
• Women making sense in Zim
• ‘We need to tackle climate risk’
• Disillusio­nment grips most Zim voters ahead of 2023
• Ukraine: Battle on economic warfare
• Rethinking and re-imagining Zim
• Your car your personalit­y
• Iran nukes: End of the road
• The arrest of Zuma: Rule of law or justice?
• Chelsea manager turns on Werner Man Utd star Lingard’s next club revealed?
• ‘De Jong has a preferred destinatio­n’
• Kohli to play in Zim series
• Caps Utd coach upbeat ahead of clash
• LitFest to celebrate ‘ties that bind us’
• Netflix loses almost million subscriber­s
• Cyrene Mission painters: An ‘emotional’ return home
• It’s a weIrd world
• The best train rides of our times
• Frostbite can affect just about anyone
• Diamond, coal mines on the edge
• Bill to cleanse mining sector
• Increase spending power, govt told
• Closures in baking industry loom
• Way forward on unpolished granite ban
• Zim’s growing informal sector
• Sasol, CEF to open new ‘gas bridge’
• Why you should buy a Honda Fit
• Pyschologi­cal safety at work
• Wi-Fi should be a basic human right
• Effective border control systems
• How much tech can agric consume?
• Zinwa ropes in partners
• Unpacking the water agreement
• China the silky smooth giant

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