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Harare News 14 November 2020

Zimasco resumes operations

Source: Zimasco resumes operations | Herald (Business) Zimasco Business Reporter Zimasco has resumed ferrochrome production after having suspended production for seven months at its plants following a rise in global prices due to the coronavirus. The challenges were compounded by internal factors including high operating costs that made running of the furnaces unviable. Covid-19 surfaced […]
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Harare News 8 September 2020

Zimasco leaves Shurugwi workers homeless

Source: Zimasco leaves Shurugwi workers homeless | Newsday (News) BY Brenna Matendere Sino-Steel-owned Zimbabwe Alloy and Steel Company (Zimasco) has evicted its workers at the Shurugwi plant from company houses over unpaid rentals. Southern Eye has gathered that about 15 families, a majority of them aged pensioners of the Chinese-owned company awaiting long service packages, […]
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Refugee arrivals heighten Covid-19 fears in Zimbabwe
on 6 May 2021
The threat of Covid-19, however, remains high as the Tongogara Refugee Camp is already overcrowded, report says. Source: Refugee arrivals heighten Covid-19 fears in Zimbabwe – The East African A refugee camp. Zimbabwe continued to record a steady influx of refugees from across Africa despite the closure of borders for the past one year due The post Refugee arrivals heighten Covid-19 fears in Zimbabwe appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
We are in far greater danger from the Zimbabwean regime than from COVID-19
on 6 May 2021
I am sure most of those in my age group can still remember those weirdly strange questions we would ask each other whilst we were still primary school children – “Who would hurt you the most were they to pass away, your father or mother (brother or sister, or wife/husband or mother/father?”). Source: We are The post We are in far greater danger from the Zimbabwean regime than from COVID-19 appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
‘Zim not earning forex from small gold miners,’ Prof Mthuli Ncube
on 6 May 2021
Source: ‘Zim not earning forex from small gold miners,’ Prof Mthuli Ncube – #Asakhe – CITE There is a need to formalise and decriminalise the work of small-scale gold panners so that the government can reap enough foreign currency from the sector, Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has said. Prof Ncube The post ‘Zim not earning forex from small gold miners,’ Prof Mthuli Ncube appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
New novel based on Zim struggle launched in Byo
on 6 May 2021
Then a Wind Blew, a novel written by Kay Powell and published by Weaver Press, Harare, Zimbabwe in February 2021, was officially launched in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, on 28 April. Some 50 guests attended, and the author joined them from the UK via Zoom. Source: New novel based on Zim struggle launched in Byo – The The post New novel based on Zim struggle launched in Byo appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
New novel charts liberation war through women’s eyes
on 6 May 2021
Then a Wind Blew by Kay Powell published by Weaver Press Source: New novel charts liberation war through women’s eyes – The Zimbabwean Set just before the end of the war of liberation, Then a Wind Blew is a “fascinating, ambitious and brave novel”. Kay Powell describes unfolding events in the dying years of Rhodesia both inside The post New novel charts liberation war through women’s eyes appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.

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