UK and Zimbabwe audit regulators sign mutual recognition agreement to further support audit quality

The UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) and Zimbabwe’s Public Accountants and Auditors Board (PAAB) have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Reciprocal Arrangements (MOURA) which will support audit quality in both countries.

How a ranger station transformed Hwange’s Makona landscape

How a ranger station transformed Hwange’s Makona landscape

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Zimbabwe’s next banking crisis: will we heed Paraguay’s warning?

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Zimbabwe must confront conflicts of interests among public officials and build stronger institutions to protect the public’s savings

Is It Time for Zimbabwe to Tell Its Own Ancient History Through Film?

Zimbabwean cinema finally has the chance to get wider attention thanks to streaming platforms making films accessible to people around the world.

How does NSSA expect pensioners to survive on $90 a month?

How does NSSA expect pensioners to survive on $90 a month?

Zimbabwe’s elderly population remains among the most neglected in the nation.

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ZIMBABWE: Less food for more mouths

ZIMBABWE: Less food for more mouths
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NAMIBIA: Land Reform Reaping Fruits Despite Problems

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Africa dismayed at exclusion from crisis summit

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13.11.2008 13:39

Zim delays summit on African free-trade deal

Zimbabwe has postponed a summit of Africa's largest trading block, the Common Market for Eastern...
13.11.2008 13:38

Southern Africa not immune to crisis

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S.Africa’s Engen refinery shut down after fire

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's Engen said on Thursday it had shut down its refinery...
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Let Zanu go it alone

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Zim delays summit on African free-trade deal

Zimbabwe has postponed a summit of Africa's largest trading block, the Common Market for Eastern...
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Water shortages force Parliament to adjourn

The precarious water situation in Harare, which is also under a serious threat of a...
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Thirsting for justice – Zimbabwe’s High Court runs out of water

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Zim dollar crash sparks fears of social unrest

Fears of social unrest in Zimbabwe are growing, as swelling numbers of Zimbabweans become daily...
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ZANU PF bargaining with people’s lives

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Grim Harvest Predictions

Zimbabwe said to be facing another poor grain harvest next year because of severe shortages...

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