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A six-year freeze that Zim cannot repeat

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By Sharon Sibindi, Silas Nkala, Nizbert Moyo
| Southern Eye
OLD Mutual's return to Zimbabwe's capital markets is more than the migration of a blue-chip stock from one exchange to another. It marks the end of one of the most damaging episodes in the country's capital market history — and offers an opportunity to rebuild badly shaken investor confidence. For six years, Zimbabwean investors who held Old Mutual shares were effectively locked out of one of the market's most valuable counters.
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Ndodana Tshuma appears on two charges, case postponed to 22 July

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By Sharon Sibindi, Silas Nkala, Nizbert Moyo
| Southern Eye
Triple murder accused Ndodana Tshuma Image Credits : SABC News The case against a triple murder accused Ndodana Tshuma has been postponed to the 22nd of July pending the state verification of his legal status in South Africa. Tshuma is appearing in two separate proceedings at the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday. Tshuma appeared in court in relation to the possession of an unlicensed firearm. He was found with the firearm when he was arrested in Kensington last week Friday.
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Private Aviation drives tourism growth

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By Sharon Sibindi, Silas Nkala, Nizbert Moyo
| Southern Eye
Local News THE country’s tourism industry continues to evolve with private aviation increasingly becoming one of the sector’s most important enablers. Charter operators are playing a larger role in connecting international visitors with the country’s diverse tourism offerings, from wildlife safaris to cultural heritage sites.
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