The Zimbabwe Independent - 2022-11-18

• Insurers choke on debt stocks
• Zesa switches off Zimasco
• Cross soiled US$100m CSC deal
• Broke Harare council begs Reserve Bank for cash
• Think tank projects 3,2% budget deficit
• ‘We need to shape our media industry’
• Outcry over judges’ conduct dents judiciary’s credibilit­y
• We demand more free Press
• Perils of companies in Ncube’s tax chaos
• Innscor Africa’s Nyathi takes on Delta’s Chibuku
• FTX implosion a case for crypto regulation?
• Choose to do good with your spirituali­ty
• Icaz moves to take key role in public sector
• Zanu PF constituti­on: Who is the biggest beneficiar­y?
• Gold rush leaves toxic legacy
• Refugees, national security in Nigeria
• The new Jeep Grand Cherokee L now in Zim
• China: The 30-year rule
• How much oil reserves does Zim have?
• Drum-beating fans greet Messi
• Austarlia confirms AO visa for Djokovic
• Plot thickens on Bok star’s affair
• No one fancies playing against Denmark
• Cairns claims win in wire-to-wire match
• Creative writer Nyathi in AU digital residency programme
• Mariah not the ‘Queen of Christmas’
• Muchemwa a story writer on the road
• Bantwini, Zikode bag first-ever nomination 2023 Grammys
• Italy’s city that revolution­ised pasta
• It’s a weIrd world
• Learning about diabetes helps prevent, manage it
• Groundswel­l of caution over ‘punitive’ IMTT Captains of industry want 2% tax scrapped
• SecZim okays new rules on trading contracts
• Eureka boosts Padenga
• ‘Zim inflation to hit 400% by Q1 2023’
• ‘Hold RBZ bosses to account’
• Debt relief is allergic to ‘hidden debt’
• Climate change threatens wildlife
• Should Africa put citizens above the climate crisis?
• There is money in chickens
• Agric funding in Zimbabwe
• Why invest in gold?
• How to make boards more effective
• They are always quiet in meetings, beware of such
• Looking beyond COP27
• Deciding whether to report or not
• Transforma­tion: Beware of ‘haters’
• Statistics on insurance fraud
• Role of industry bodies in combating insurance fraud
• Ipec urges insurers to improve penetratio­n rates
• Insurers push for tax reviews
• ‘Insurance products should empower women’
• Bitumen World: 10 years of constructi­on excellence
• Bitumen World: 10 years of constructi­on excellence
• The buzz around cold mix
• Roadside assistance part of the service
• Bitumen World’s Lutumba Quarry
• Mud run: A funny event
• Meet the Bitumen World team ...

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