The Zimbabwe Independent - 2022-11-25

• Further downturn looms in 2023
• Budget falls short on education
• Cites spurns Zim’s request to sell ivory
• Outstandin­g Bills put parly under spotlight
• Govt probes Chinese mining firms
• Civil servants sing the blues over PSMI clinics closure
• ‘Change structure of economy for NDS1 to be achievable’
• Hwange villagers’ wildlife terror
• The curse of rising poverty
• Ncube’s budget speech all talk and no action
• Zim’s gold industry shines
• FTX implosion: Why crypto regulation?
• World Change Organisati­on creates safe space for girls
• Russo-Ukraine war versus women, cooking oil
• Media should feature Zim as safe tourist destinatio­n
• Middle-income economy by 2030 just pie in the sky
• China’s digital influence in Africa: The case of Zambia and Zim (I)
• Shocking mystery of ‘fake’ SC judgement
• 2014 Nissan X-Trail: A review
• COP27: A glass half full
• Is Zim headed towards a technical recession?
• Wales ready for showdown
• Manchester United owners see escape hatch
• Small teams under siege
• Mandaza in Cheetahs debut
• ‘Tolerance’ poster show comes to Zim
• Liftest opens ‘celebrates ties that bind us’
• Italian cuisine moves to foster sustainabi­lity, healthy lifestyle
• Seychelles voted the ‘world’s most romantic destinatio­n’
• It’s a weIrd world
• Men need to look after their health as much as women
• Ncube fixates on inflation fight
• PPC revenue falls after plant shutdown
• IDC makes inroads in US$2mln fertiliser plant
• Poverty levels in record rise
• Zim’s ‘economic hit men’
• Zim’s tough foreign exchange regime suffocatin­g economy
• Accountant’s role in OROs and FROs
• Cards or shares?
• Executive assistant job
• Livestock key in climate change crisis
• Reflection­s from the CFU congress
• Attitude a major barrier for achieving disability inclusion
• Govts should invest in security systems
• Change tack on economy: Chiwenga
• Change tack on economy: VP
• ‘US$30bn required to transform SOEs
• Govt to dissolve Zesa boards
• Govt announces new measures to build economy
• AirZim: Hospitalit­y, safety in skies
• AirZim launches braille safety card
• OneRemit, a game changer
• Re-elected IIZ President pledges to re-build institute
• Insurance sector needs to be dusted off
• The IIZ re-elects 2022/2023 presidium
• Emeritus targets east, west Africa
• Insurance key in economic growth
• Insurers push for tax reviews
• Insurance companies choke on debt stocks
• ‘Zim insurance law archaic’

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