Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt Development (ZIMCODD)
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Zimbabwe’s debt strategy meaningless without reforms: ZIMCODD
There are fears that Zimbabwe’s debt strategy would be meaningless if authorities fail to fully implement political and economic reforms…
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Govt debt assumption burdens overtaxed citizens
The continuous assumption by the government of secret debts accrued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is harmful to Zimbabweans as…
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Initiative to facilitate market access for informal traders launched
A new initiative has been set up to interrogate challenges faced by smallholder farmers in different parts of the country…
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Stakeholders push for formalisation of informal sector
Stakeholders in the Informal sector have welcomed the move to formalize the sector, a key contributor to the country’s Gross Domestic…
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Prioritise safety nets in national budget, ZIMCODD urges govt
As the country awaits the 2022 national budget presentation slated for next month, the Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development…
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Hwange Colliery Company pulls down ‘offensive’ #HowFar billboard
By Tinashe Mungazi Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) has come under fire from residents and civil society organisations after it…
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‘Prioritise health, devolution and pensioners in 2022 National Budget’
Bulawayo residents have called on the government to increase funding investment into health, devolution and set more funds for pensioners…
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Insiza registry offices project incomplete 23 years later
GOVERNMENT is still struggling to complete registry offices in Filabusi town, 23 years after the project was approved, forcing villagers…
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Kusile RDC, Lupane Local Board divert ZINARA funds to other projects
KUSILE Rural District Council and Lupane Local Board have allegedly been, since 2015 to date, abusing money received from the…
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Forex users to pay more for local products
Zimbabweans who buy local products using foreign currency will pay more following the gazetting of the controversial Statutory Instrument (SI)…
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