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   Zimbabwe: No winds of change at the Grain Marketing BoardHARARE: The Zimbabwean government has announced new measures to boost local cereal purchases through its crisis-ridden Grain Marketing Board (GMB), but farmers are not convinced the plan will work. 2 Jul 2009 09:50 University of Zimbabwe still closed[Moses Mudzwiti] The University of Zimbabwe, which has been closed for five months, could reopen its doors next month. University authorities have informed the government that the university will reopen on 6 July 2009. 29 Jun 2009 10:43 Zimbabwe still facing food shortage - UNHARARE: Zimbabweans continue to face serious food shortages despite a significant improvement in the maize harvest this year and the filling up of shop shelves since the formation of a unity government, the United Nations (UN) said. 29 Jun 2009 10:24 Zimbabwe: The bad news of a relatively good maize harvest
Zim: Land Rover brand alive despite UK firm pull-out[Dumisani Ndlela] A local motor vehicle firm claims it has saved the Land Rover brand in Zimbabwe from collapse, despite being ditched by the British firm over the country's political crisis. 19 Jun 2009 10:34 Shareholders want Lonrho appointees off LonZim board[Sure Kamhunga] Shareholders in a key subsidiary owned by AIM-listed Lonrho are not letting up on their battle to convene an extraordinary meeting to demand a restructuring of the board and management. 15 Jun 2009 14:23 Zim to have new media commission[Dumisani Ndlela] Zimbabwe's parliament has begun the process of establishing the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC), days after the High Court declared the Media and Information Commission (MIC) defunct and ordered that it stop accrediting of journalists. 12 Jun 2009 10:14 State-owned daily says sales on the mend[Dumisani Ndlela] The state-controlled Zimbabwe Newspapers Group (Zimpapers) said circulation for its daily newspaper The Herald had recovered, going up from 8 000 copies sold daily last year to 30 000 copies since the economy was dollarized this year. However, group CEO, Justin Mutasa, said further increase in circulation depended on newsprint supplies from Mondi in South Africa. 9 Jun 2009 11:05 Telecel Zimbabwe in major expansion drive[Sam Hungwe] Telecel Zimbabwe has announced that it plans to significantly increase its subscriber base, urging customers to shun the black market for mobile lines as it will release more lines. 1 Jun 2009 09:58 News | from Biz Company Press Offices A kiosk for every occasion - Right Stuff
Starfish Mobile International launches in Malawi - Starfish MobileStarfish Mobile International, an African Wireless Application Service Provider (WASP), has partnered with Telekom Network Malawi (TNM), an African mobile network provider, in launching and strategically driving TNM's Mobile Content business and services in Malawi. 26 Jun 2009 13:08 Starfish Mobile kicks off 2009 Confederations Cup mobile trivia game with MTN Swaziland - Starfish MobileWith the kick-off of the much anticipated FIFA 2009 Confederations Cup, Starfish Mobile has teamed up with MTN Swaziland in launching the “Send Me To The Soccer Competition” promotion to test the local fans' general knowledge soccer skills. 18 Jun 2009 13:26 Green brand energy - Right Stuff
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