Zimbabwe

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• NMB through its highly innovative financial solutions diligently serves the local authorities, central government and the whole country at large.

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Arusha. NMB Bank Plc said yesterday it has enabled the government to collect billions of shillings through its several digital finance channels with the government.

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• To trade under this mechanism, Tanzanian banks will have to open SRVA in India by approaching authorised Indian banks that will, in turn, approach RBI for their approval with details of the arrangement, the statement further stated.

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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania and India can minimise reliance on major global currencies and foster stable and efficient trading environment by promoting trade in local currencies, stakeholders have said.

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• East Africa seems to be in the early beginnings of militant contestation over natural resources.

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This week, Dutch multinational Ekaterra Tea Company suspended its operations in Kericho, Kenya’s South Rift region, after militant residents invaded two of its estates and burnt mechanical tea pickers, harvesters and a tractor.

The company said its 16,000 employees would only report to work once the security situation is stabilised.

By stcatharinesstandard.ca

When Tapo Chimbganda was first living in St. Catharines, she said she had a tough time fitting in.

“I was quite isolated,” she said. “It was difficult to find people who looked like me, especially in terms of services.”

That’s why she’s opening a chapter of her not-for-profit organization Future Black Female at 105 James St.

Chimbganda started Future Black Female in response to her feeling that black women and girls between the ages of 16 and 22 can often fall through the cracks.

By Alois Vinga

LISTED agricultural concern, Ariston Holdings Limited, has suffered a 22% tea volumes export decline on the back of Covid19 related shipping logistics disruptions.

Presenting the group’s financial performance Ariston’s Chairman Alexander Jongwe said the export volumes did not perform so well.

By News24.com

SOUTH AFRICA: The Helen Suzman Foundation (HSF) launched legal action to challenge Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi’s decision to terminate the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP).

The ZEP, which ended on 31 December 2021, will not be extended.

Those with a permit have a 12-month grace period to either apply for another type of permit or leave the country.

Motsoaledi’s decision was supported by Cabinet.

By UK Correspondent & Leicestermercury.co.uk

BIRMINGHAM: A family is coming to terms with the shock of suddenly losing their son.

Leeroy Gotami, a former De Montfort University student died in May, aged 22.

He had been a popular student and a friend to many, leaving a “huge void” in the lives of those he interacted with. He had completed an Audio Recording and Technology degree at DMU with his mind set on a career as a radio presenter.

By Anna Chibamu

THIS exquisite gated community sitting on over 4,000 sqm with four beautiful lodgings in Harare’s Waterfalls suburb (Prospect), has become the go-to spot for many who dream of enjoying a quiet, homey environment while on vacation.

When you think of holidaying, think of Northway Holiday Homes.

The four properties are warm and friendly. The homes accommodate 24 people at once and are peerless, offering unique services from bedding to food and entertainment with a Caravan that suits two people, bringing total guests to 26.

By Alois Vinga

TOBACCO sales have so far recorded a 11,64% decline when compared to the same period last year, signifying reduced yields this selling season as effects of poor rains in the last selling season took a toll.

A recent Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB) trading update shows that on day 49 of the selling season a total of 9,1 million kgs was delivered on the auction with an additional 129,9 million kgs on the contract farmers platform.

By Alois Vinga

TOBACCO sales have so far recorded a 11,64% decline compared to the same period last year, signifying reduced yields as effects of poor rains in the last selling season took a toll.

A recent Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB) trading update shows that on day 49 of the selling season, a total of 9,1 million kilograms was delivered through the auction with an additional 129,9 million kgs on the contract farmers platform.