There is no way around. Once your money is in Zim it gets converted. Its standard procedure in most African countries actually. You usually have a time limit to spend it or lose it. They can only settle foreign obligations with that forex. Most big contracts are pegged using the bank rate. Its an unfortunate loss but it is what it is. This affects everybody and unless they can somehow register themselves like some sort of tourist facility like Innscor managed to do they have to accept it.Googly wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 4:56 pmStill no decision from the Reserve Bank as to how ZC’s money will be converted to pay employees. I just read an article saying ZC are pushing for them to be paid in forex.
I don’t see that happening. What used to be the case is you could have your own Nostro account where USD was deposited and you could theoretically withdraw it in USD. The gov has repeatedly stolen that money and we’re no longer a multi currency economy...well they’ve tried that and it’s failed and they’ve backtracked in a few sectors of the economy. I wonder if they’ve asked Mlotshwa for help since he’s ED’s nephew
Zim is at a crossroads and the government may well lighten up on a few of their ridiculous rules, the problem is the gov wants the money for their Xmas bonuses and the ZC staff need the money for Xmas so something has to give, ZC have to deliver in the next couple of weeks.
I’ve just read the Surrey tweet. 117 Surrey clubs have entered 1350 teams in some age group competition they’re holding. How on earth do you compete with that?
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For sure the problem has been around for a while, and I’m certain that’s Metbank were covering for a lot of the tricks being played. My big question is are they still ZC’s bankers?
Of course if you have a shady bank you can use them to help you get bang for your buck, but I will take a poisoned ice cream on the fact that most of the profiteering happened during incoming tranches. You could use tricks to benefit cricket or use the same tricks to sideline money for yourself. You decide what these guys have been doing all these years Now it looks like they’re scratching their heads.
Of course if you have a shady bank you can use them to help you get bang for your buck, but I will take a poisoned ice cream on the fact that most of the profiteering happened during incoming tranches. You could use tricks to benefit cricket or use the same tricks to sideline money for yourself. You decide what these guys have been doing all these years Now it looks like they’re scratching their heads.
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This is a good article today on CSA.
https://www.sacricketmag.com/moroe-and- ... the-music/
The parallels to what has transpired here are there to see.
https://www.sacricketmag.com/moroe-and- ... the-music/
The parallels to what has transpired here are there to see.
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And another
https://www.timeslive.co.za/sport/crick ... ricket-sa/
It’s all happening down there faster than you can blink.
These ANC muppets can’t quite operate with impunity just yet, but almost. The only thing missing not to make it an exact replica of here is that Ramaphosa is not the patron of their cricket
https://www.timeslive.co.za/sport/crick ... ricket-sa/
It’s all happening down there faster than you can blink.
These ANC muppets can’t quite operate with impunity just yet, but almost. The only thing missing not to make it an exact replica of here is that Ramaphosa is not the patron of their cricket
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There's a little bit of hope based on this article.foreignfield wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2019 3:06 pmHow much hope do we have that one of the scheduled Tests actually takes place? I'd love to see us take on Ireland, but as TapsC said, this is only happening in Zim at gun-point.
https://www.herald.co.zw/chevrons-set-to-bounce-back/
2 Tests v Sri Lanka in January looks to be going ahead
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Makoni mentioned they might swap the tests for limited overs stuff. Hopefully not because I think if the boys can get someMr Twig wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 11:38 amThere's a little bit of hope based on this article.foreignfield wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2019 3:06 pmHow much hope do we have that one of the scheduled Tests actually takes place? I'd love to see us take on Ireland, but as TapsC said, this is only happening in Zim at gun-point.
https://www.herald.co.zw/chevrons-set-to-bounce-back/
2 Tests v Sri Lanka in January looks to be going ahead
Logan Cup cricket in & prepare the right pitches it could be a good series with a chance of victory for Zimbabwe
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Word on the street is that ZC are no closer to having the Logan Cup organized. What on earth are they doing? How hard is it to organize a handful of cricket matches?
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Thats 60% grace shown by ICC. 40% of Mukuhalani's fake report given to ICC, to prove politics not interfering in ZCjaybro wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 4:45 amWhere have you been?? The ICC backed the Mukhanli /Makoni regime 110% !!! They ordered the SRC to reinstate them no questions asked. I'm sure that these thieves running the ICC are probably getting some kick back from ZC tooBlack Mamba wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 4:36 amSeems no impact of ICC's ban on ZC, these individuals are still given back their posts.Makoni is also one of those responsible for downfall of Cricket in Zimbabwejaybro wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 3:01 amMakoni claiming the Sri Lanka series will go ahead, whilst also suggesting the Test matches will be scrapped for more limited overs stuff
Also suggesting the domestic competition will start in December
https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/waiting-ga ... cricketers
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This is why I don't have the same level of respect for Hammy that people claim we should. He was responsible for this organisation staying in power and ruining the game like they continue to.
There has been absolutely no cricket for Zim in what should be our busiest period of cricket for the year.
It's the herald. Probably Melhuli getting one of his cronies to write up some crap.Googly wrote: There's a little bit of hope based on this article.
https://www.herald.co.zw/chevrons-set-to-bounce-back/