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A US$10 000 investment in EcoCash seven weeks ago is now worth US$20 130

EcoCash Holdings, a diverse smart-tech group led by billionaire businessman Strive Masiyiwa, is one of the best-performing listed companies in Zimbabwe this year, having witnessed substantial gains since 2022 began. EcoCash, formerly Cassava Smartech, is a smart-tech company that leverages digital and financial technology to build shared economies, increase financial inclusion and empower people. The

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Rising filmmaker Sarah Masiyiwa honoured in the UK

Rising filmmaker Sarah Masiyiwa honoured in the UK
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Zimbabwe: Rising Filmmaker Sarah Masiyiwa Honoured in the UK

Zimbabwe: Rising Filmmaker Sarah Masiyiwa Honoured in the UK
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Masiyiwa, Takawira and Goko tried to ease Mugabe out

Econet boss Strive Masiyiwa, Eton Capital executive and former Barclays Bank managing director Isaac Takawira, Triumph Venture Capital chief executive Wellington Chadehumbe and Johnnic Communications executive Jethro Goko have now been identified as the four exiled Zimbabwean businessmen who floated the idea of trying to ease President Robert Mugabe out way back in 2007 and

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Trevor Ncube s Third Way | The Insider

Zimbabwean publisher Trevor Ncube told United States embassy officials on 30 August 2007 that he was so thoroughly disgusted by the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front and the Movement for Democratic Change that he believed that only a third way political force could take the country forward. He suggested that the third way could be

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