The Zimbabwe Independent - March 31, 2023

Govt bars Chiadzwa trust from gem indaba Members claim backlash over ‘shady’ US$400m ZCDC deal

Reserve Bank slashes policy rate

US embassy slams door on sanctioned firms

Govt bars Chiadzwa trust from gem indaba

Reserve Bank slashes policy rate

Falling lithium prices worry miner

Forex crisis curtails 2G upgrade

Hunting markets chief slams ‘recolonisation’ WestProp projects rising housing demand

Govt moves to set up fund as PPPs flop

Energy indaba a landmark event for Zim

Future of power generation is green

High noon for under-performing politicians

Hefty taxes a heavy toll on business

Deafening silence on Zim’s bond market

VFEX to record first IPO from real estate sector

Our voice, our power!

Actuaries boss lays out Zim legal game plan

Fact file: Tafadzwa Chiduza

Robin Palmer: The original land campaigner and scholar activist

Why we are taking UK asylum seekers: Rwanda

Is the Botswana-De Beers marriage on the rocks?

PVO Bill: NGOs, political activists fear crackdown

How money talks in SA national elections

Renault Koleos a polished performer

UN climate report: Clutching at straws

Measures cannot curb inflation

SS Fabrik Party: Rethinking local fashion and art spaces

Jay-Z now worth a staggering US$2,5bn

Scientists identify secret ingredient in Leonardo da Vinci paintings

Akashinga celebrates key achievements

It’s a weIrd world

Vitamins, minerals play vital role in keeping you healthy

Reece out of World Cup

Netherlands series crucial

Foden to miss Man City tie

Zimbabwe independent Zim banks on juniors ... as Africa Triathlon Cup gets underway

Fifa probe Zifa board member

BNC, Zambian firm ink tolling deal

FCB lays VFEX roadmap as revenues rebound

LSE-listed miner joins scramble for Zim lithium

High taxes weigh down telecoms sector

Briefs Kenya trims GDP growth forecast

Air traffic procedures suspended

Turkey resumes flights to Zambia

Electricity market bill approved

Nigeria's total debt rises

RioZim in trouble over job cull

Liquid Tech to increase tariffs by 50%

Zim and the penchant for not repaying debts

The endless power shortages require permanent solutions

Premier completes lithium processing plant

Meaningful participation still missing in new Mining Bill

Investments: Timing is everything

Climate change in the construction industry

How tech can help nail Munatsi killers

Policy inconsistency causing market jitters

US$300m HDF Energy deal headlines renewable conference

Energy sector key in the development of economy

Zim has vast renewable energy potential: Zhemu

‘Expo getting better’

‘Energy challenges should be resolved’

NDS Phase I an incredible move

Panel discusses hydrogen energy potential