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Zim loses US$9b to corruption -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Zim loses US$9b to corruption -Newsday Zimbabwe

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Government Warns Schools Over Rejection of New Currency - Vimarsana News

Government Warns Schools Over Rejection of New Currency

THE Government has warned schools rejecting school fees payments in the local ZiG currency that they will be dealt with accordingly. Schools open for the second term this Tuesday, and the government has since warned authorities against demanding fees payments exclusively in United States dollars while rejecting the local currency. Investigations by the Reserve Bank…

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Zimbabwe Loses $9 Billion to Corruption in Five Years, Recovers Only $100 Million - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe Loses $9 Billion to Corruption in Five Years, Recovers Only $100 Million

Harare - Shocking revelations have emerged indicating that Zimbabwe has incurred staggering losses of approximately US$9 billion to corruption over the past five years, with only a paltry US$100 million in assets recovered from the looted funds. Prosecutor-General Justice Loyce-Matanda Moyo disclosed these alarming figures at a Financial and Asset Recovery training workshop for law…

Govt says school fees can be paid in ZiG - Vimarsana News

Govt says school fees can be paid in ZiG

THE Government has taken steps to ensure that parents can pay fees and levies in the currency of their choice, as the law demands, and that children can travel safely to their schools. Speaking ahead of the reopening of schools tomorrow for the second term, authorities say everything is in place for the start of…