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13 September 2022

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Gwayi-Shangani tourism
on 25 September 2022
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter LAKE Gwayi-Shangani means different things to different people. To the government led by President ED Mnangagwa, it stands as a great example of how big and attentive the ears of the listening government are. While the project seemed to be a mere footnote to successive regimes since the National Matabeleland
Three flights per day as airstrip ushers in tourism boom to binga
on 25 September 2022
Bruce Ndlovu recently in Binga TOURISM operators in Binga are revelling in the development of Binga Airstrip, with the facility witnessing increasing traffic as overseas visitors prefer air travel as the mode of transport to get to the remote but wildlife and nature rich part of Matabeleland North Province. The rehabilitation of the Binga Airstrip,
Pension industry total income clocks ZW$310 billion
on 25 September 2022
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter THE Insurance and Pension Commission (IPEC) says the pension industry total income increased significantly to ZW$310 billion for the half year ending 30 June 2022, an increase of 95 percent driven by fair value gains on investments, interest from investments and contributions. In its 2022 pensions second quarter (Q2) report for the
Zimbabwe targets growing Japanese market
on 25 September 2022
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) is taking part in the Tourism Expo Japan, as the country works on increasing tourist traffic from the Asian country. The Expo which kicked off on Thursday and is ending today, is organised by the Japan Travel and Tourism Association, Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA) and
BCC demands US$60 million for power station
on 25 September 2022
Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has insisted that they will only part with the title deeds of the Bulawayo Power Station if the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) concedes to pay US$60 million in royalties. Zimbabwe Power Company The two institutions have been engaged in legal battles over the ownership of

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