The Zimbabwe Independent - 2022-09-30

• Zanu PF bloodbath ahead of congress
• Zimind editor scoops global award
• Restrictiv­e SIs rile business
• Mystery shrouds Karo’s Ngezi platinum project
• Police boss dragged into messy court case
• Furore over ‘exorbitant’ Cala charges
• IDBZ in tax miscalcula­tion gaffe
• CAPS tussle: Mutanda bares it all
• Chiri reports: Get the job done
• Don’t be fooled, Batoka won’t happen
• Zim waits for SA to fix its problems, so it fixes its own
• Recovery eludes tourism
• Nigeria partnershi­p with Ethiopian Air, possibilit­ies
• Traces of colonialis­m on full display
• Trip to Zvishavane an eye opener
• ‘Locomotive tourism’ back in style
• An epitome of a failed state
• Religion vs human rights: Iran under the spotlight
• Retreat to Vic Falls: The journey
• 2022 Mazda3 Astina beautiful but powerless
• Is Putin bluffing about nukes?
• Paltry US$11m traded on auction market
• Golf ripping itself apart, says Mcllroy
• Verstappen on second title verge
• Raza debuts on GQ
• Young poet Ndlovu takes ‘Ubuntu’ onto global stage
• ‘Dreams do come true’: SA’s Gatya grateful for John Legend’s kindness
• English Premier Soccer League open window
• Coolio: ‘A life cut entirely too short’
• Zim singer features on Fifa 23 soundtrack
• ‘SA music industry valued at US$113m’
• Dishes to try in Seychelles
• It’s a weIrd world
• Taking care of your heart is vital for a healthy life
• BSE, ZSE rave up cross-listing plan
• Bank profits rise to ZW$181bn
• ‘Local products lekker’
• Zim CEOs land in US for crucial talks
• Briefs Namibia oil discovery
• Orascom strategic warehouse
• BSE, ZSE rave up cross-listing plan
• Industry, govt tussle over imports regime
• Glen View Area 8 fires: Time for viable, sustainabl­e solutions!
• Assessing latest RBZ monetary policy stance
• Operating business in vuca environmen­t
• Psychometr­ic testing: Everything you need to know
• The bookends to transforma­tion
• Is the juice worth the squeeze?
• Zim ISPs should filter internet porn
• Useless meetings cost firms US$100m yearly
• Dry hole policy the best these days
• Opportunit­ies abound in organic farming
• Gold miners to benefit from commoditie­s boom
• Arcadia Mine to start production Q1 2023
• Australian­s blast away first Zim oil well
• Responsibl­e mining initiative gains momentum

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