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RBZ implements measures against money laundering

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@AfricaEnergyDMG

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@MthuliNcube : The banking sector is safe and sound, even under the disruptive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Zimbabwe resumed token payments to AfDB, World Bank and EIB.
Payments to 17 Paris Club creditors will begin in the second half of 2021.

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@MthuliNcube: The domestic GDP growth for the year 2021 is projected to remain strong at 7.8%, slightly above the 2021 National Budget growth forecast of 7.4% .

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9,954.7t of gold has been produced between Jan-June, full year target at 32t.

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Foreign Exchange Auction Results

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@UNWTO says international tourism will clash due to the coronavirus pandemic, causing a loss of more than US$4 trillion to the global Gross Domestic Product for the years 2020 and 2021.

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fastjet has partnered with @CBZHoldings the launch of a new payment channel on which fastjet tickets can be purchased at CBZ Bank branches countrywide.

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@OKZimbabwe will hold its 20th AGM at the registered Company office at 7 Ramon Road, Graniteside, Harare on Thursday 29 July 2021at 15:00 hours. Shareholders will be requested to connect and attend the meeting virtually by logging to https://t.co/xNmzjDFGcS

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@DairibordLtd said the level 4 lockdown measures instituted on 29 June will result in momentum disruptions (both domestic and import) and a slowdown in demand. Depending on how long the restrictions persist, it is anticipated that growth will be dented.

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Foreign Exchange Auction System abusers listed

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Government to review electricity tariffs

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@WorldBank Zimbabwe is poised to register economic growth this year despite a raft of challenges brought by the Covid-19 pandemic.