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NRZ CEO Charangwa resigns on medical grounds after two months in office
via NewsDay Zimbabwe1 min read
The Chief Executive Officer of the National Railways of Zimbabwe NRZ, Mr. Charangwa, has resigned from his position due to medical reasons, just two months after his appointment. This development follows a series of recent news items, including the government extending the winter wheat planting deadline, residents of Stoneridge counting losses after demolitions on disputed land, and the return of black rhinos to Zimbabwe’s Matusadona after three decades. Other notable news includes Minister Shava joining African ministers in Accra to discuss digital education, and the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange rolling out concessions to attract new listings.
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The Chief Executive Officer of the National Railways of Zimbabwe NRZ has resigned from his position due to medical reasons. This resignation comes just two months after he assumed the role.
Must ReadThe Zimbabwe Stock Exchange ZSE has introduced significant concessions to encourage new listings. This move comes as the ZSE faces increasing pressure from a declining market capitalization and a series of delistings, including that of telecoms giant Econet Wireless Zimbabwe. The reforms aim to revitalize the exchange and attract more companies.
The government has extended the deadline for winter wheat planting. This decision comes as the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange ZSE implements reforms to attract new listings, facing pressure from declining market capitalization and delistings, including Econet Wireless Zimbabwe. Meanwhile, residents of Stoneridge are assessing losses following demolitions on disputed land, and there are calls for churches and families to assist in combating child abuse and early marriage. Political tensions at grasslands plots have led to violent attacks and forced evictions. In other news, the Zimbabwe Olympic Committee ZOC is leading efforts in Gender Equality as the ANOCA Zone VI Forum commences in Victoria Falls.