The Zimbabwe Independent - 2022-11-04

• Fortune seekers descend on Mberengwa in lithium rush
• PSMI falls on hard times, faces collapse
• ‘Govt reviewing ownership model of struggling SOEs’
• ‘Liberation museum sitting on goldfield’
• We are under attack: Mataranyik­a
• CSC Boustead Beef strikes gold in US
• Cambria hits brick wall on OM shares
• RBZ in dramatic U-turn on Fidelity privatisat­ion
• Zim in ambitious UN Security Council bid
• RBZ in dramatic U-turn on Fidelity privatisat­ion
• Climate change stoking veld fires
• World is on the razor’s edge
• Lithium rush exposes govt failures
• PSMI decay tip of iceberg
• Tigere REIT’s IPO gets off ground
• Bite-size snapshot of the VFEX activity flurry
• Protect freedom of expression for all
• Gratitude lessons from the Indian Ocean
• Did you know?
• ‘ZSE bullish on VFEX growth’
• WJP paints gloomy picture of Zanu PF
• US political violence here to stay
• Unpacking the new Pension Funds Act
• Kia Picanto X Line: Budgeting busted
• Musk: The benign sociopath
• US dollar creation, a ticking time bomb
• Kohli accused of fake fielding
• All Blacks unleash strong line-up
• Ntamack to start in Autumn series
• Durant found out about coach sacking on TV
• Houghton laments Zim betting frailties
• Lena Horne first black actress to receive Broadway honour
• ‘It’s been fun Twitter – I’m out’
• DStv’s Pick of the Week
• ‘First Fridays’ bounce back
• Book festival opens avenues for writers
• The best of Zanzibar
• It’s a weIrd world
• Hydrocepha­lus requires urgent surgery
• ZSE hits brick wall on capital tax lobby
• Govt seeks strategies to save tourism sector
• Insurance industry lobbies govt on IMMT
• ‘Zim failing to penetrate global value chains’
• Tigere REIT to pay out quarterly forex dividends to shareholde­rs
• The economic impact of Zidera
• Economic policy should be modelled on value addition
• What is wrong with the RBZ?
• Pay compressio­n: What every manager needs to know
• Ostrich farming beckons
• Balancing aid dependency, developmen­t
• Beware of email compromise attacks
• Cost cutting or cutting corners?
• Climate summit: What to expect
• Transforma­tion: Resistance is inevitable
• Cost cutting or cutting corners?
• Ncube rallies Zim exporters to shake status quo
• Malawi warms up to Zim products
• Foreign firms hit by Zim payment gridlocks
• Zim’s trade deficit narrows to US$179m
• NMB scoops best bank award
• NMB Bank secures US$10m credit line
• NMB beefs up forex generation strategy
• Banks keep NPLs in safe territory
• EIB exhausts US$48m on-lending facility
• NMB officially opens new head office
• The journey to NMB Bank

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