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Money, value and values…futility of ‘storing’ value without values 

This is an abridged version of an article that was first published in The Patriot on May 29 2020 By Dr Tafataona Mahoso DOMINANT elites in Zimbabwe’s economic history have always relied on pushing self-fulfilling prophecies. They start with a position which favours their minority interests.  They then...
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Unpacking Zim’s monetary policy, ZiG

THE latest Monetary Policy Statement and structured currency that was presented to the nation by the new RBZ Governor, Dr John Mushayavanhu, on Friday last week presents both challenges and opportunities for the country’s quest for a fresh trajectory. The vultures that destroyed our currency...

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Harnessing African science and technology: Part Seven…great moments predating European civilisation

AFRICAN civilisations predate European ones by thousands of years. African cities and sophisticated engineering...
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Harnessing African science and technology: Part Seven…great moments predating European civilisation

AFRICAN civilisations predate European ones by thousands of years. African cities and sophisticated engineering...
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Harnessing African science and technology: Part Six…African mathematics foundation for modern mathematical sciences

IN this article, we shall continue to explore the scientific achievements of Africans in...
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Harnessing African science and technology: Part Five…explorers gave accounts of caesarean sections by African doctors

ONE of the aims of these articles on African science is to demonstrate that...
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Harnessing African science and technology: Part Four…African medicines way to go

WESTERN education came with a Western model of science. The main weapon used to...
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Harnessing African science and technology: Part Three.…Zim needs a science-led development agenda

WE have already discussed what science is and is not. Verifiable truths about the...
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Harnessing African science and technology: Part Two…for socio-economic development

IN Zimbabwe’s new economic dispensation, the thrust is to grow the economy by generating...
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Harnessing African science and technology…tackling impact of climate change

OUR immediate threat is food insecurity on the back of a poor agricultural season....
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Elements of the legacy restored

TO fully appreciate the significance of the recent events which brought a new dispensation...
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Zimbabwe’s new dispensation…what legacy was restored?

THE ‘new dispensation’ in Zimbabwe today was ushered in by ‘Operation Restore Legacy’ carried...
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Exploring multiple dimensions of our legacy and African heritage

AS the so-called Presidential Youth Interface Rallies organised by the G40 leadership intensified, it...
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How to grow soya bean

SOYA BEAN is a strategic crop for Zimbabwe’s economy. It is now supported under...
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Money, value and values…futility of ‘storing’ value without values 

This is an abridged version of an article that was first published in The...
Top News

Unpacking Zim’s monetary policy, ZiG

THE latest Monetary Policy Statement and structured currency that was presented to the nation...
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The history we want

THE biggest takeaway from ongoing processes to document and preserve Zimbabwe’s agonising history of...
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Monetary Policy Statement and the road to Vision 2030

By Shephard Majengeta THE assumption of duty of the new Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)...

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