The Zimbabwe Independent - 2024-09-13

• Rolling blackouts cripple business
• Zim granted duty-free access to UK markets
• We want seat on UN Security Council: Zim
• Local currency crisis looms
• Women suffer climate change crises
• Lawyers face tough times
• Wary banks keep NPLS in check
• Silent wounds: Mothers of abused children’s mental health struggles
• Unseen but present: Plight of intersex people
• Inflation and the need for enhanced efforts
• Sino-africa must be equal partners
• Pension funds should be considerat­e
• Zim tourism great but fix the roads
• African Sun group agrees to dispose non-core assets
• Starlink licencing the talk of town
• Reflection on intergener­ational learning
• Sad pitfalls of servant leadership
• ‘Expo Osaka 2025’ Zim’s chance to shine on global stage: Majuru
• Zim strikes lucrative export deal with China
• Green building a key ingredient in Zim’s carbon credit bourse success
• Is America ready to elect a black woman president?
• Can Zim Zig-zag away from the USD?
• Borrowdale Motor Show comes alive
• Netanyahu: Israel’s curse
• Vincent brothers fight for LIV future
• Ronaldo hits out at Ten Hag
• Geo Pomona sets sights on oil recycling plant
• ‘Auditors must prioritise evidence for public interest’
• Innscor navigates through complex market forces
• Biogas commercial­isation on the cards
• ‘Build credibilit­y with global lenders’
• Access Forex expands African market reach
• Discoverin­g the hidden gem called Zim
• The investment case in food businesses
• National strategies must promote equitable, inclusive financial access
• Crushing weight of debt
• Performanc­e-based pay system a strategic tool for business success
• Beyond righteous anger
• How mobile companies can prevent phone theft in Zim
• New strategies needed in fight against fake goods
• AI in disaster management: Improving preparedne­ss
• Eight lessons from the visionary leadership of Mansa Musa I (II)
• Re-imagining business education
• How mobile companies can prevent phone theft
• Optimising firm’s profitabil­ity through value chain analysis
• Creative Business Studio returns for third cohort
• Mzansi beams with pride after Tyla’s VMA win
• New lawsuit against Diddy alleges abuse
• ‘That which does not kill me, makes me stronger’
• Anti-poaching fundraiser date set
• It’s a weird world
• Mutual support and dialogue important to prevent suicide

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