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Bedroom Suites Wardrobes Base & Mattress $52 x12 months with no deposit $66 x12 months with no deposit $51 x12 months with no deposit $67 x12 months with no deposit $49 x12 months with no deposit $63 x12 months with no deposit $41 x12 months with no deposit $54 x12 months with no deposit Perfect Sleeper (King XL) 6 turn spring unit and posture bars for added back support Luxurious foam and soft pillow top layer ‘The World’s best mattressTM’ now available in Zimbabwe A quality mattress, coverd with Jacquard fabric on both Panel and Border. Mattress set designed with comfort in mind at no extra cost 1370cm comfortable bed set. $32 x12 months with no deposit On Offer / Wanted Save Search as Email Alert Preloved chellino camp cot in good condition for sale. Cotbed with full accessories Fairly new Cotbed with full accessories for 160 call. comfy furniture make your deposit at affordable price




Special offer $180, We offer free transport around Harare only, hurry up while the stock still last, we offer all types of cots beds comfy furniture make your deposit at affordable prize Baby / Toddler Cot Baby and toddler bed, mattress, cushion and blanket travell baby cot bed for sell, $80, appCan't read the text above?Try another text or an audio CAPTCHAText in the box:What's this?Eclipse Chiropractors Care Mattresses The Eclipse Chiropractors Care line was designed specifically to provide quality back support for the value conscious shopper. No other line provides the quality, durability, support and attention to detail of the Chiropractors Care line at these price levels. We feel that the combination of heavy duty springs and hi density padding make this the best value line in the USA! Eclipse International was founded in 1905 and is the only mattress brand endorsed by the Congress of Chiropractic State Associations. Heavy Duty High Profile Innerspring Design for long lasting support.




Congress of Chiropractors Seal of Approval. Patented Allergy Free Design that effectively eliminates the problem of dust mites and other micro-organisms from entering the mattress. Patented LifeEdge perimeter support system. Find your favourite or closest retailer below to view it's contact details and map directions. Welcome to Harare's finest purveyor of quality furniture, art, and accessories for the home. You can find us at Shop 108, Sam Levy's Village, Borrowdale, Harare Chanel Universal Bedroom Suite (Butterscotch) Boston Universal Bedroom Suite Belair Twin Sleigh Bedroom Suite (White) Belair Chest of Drawer (Ebony) Belair Side Unit (Ebony) Belair Twin Sleigh Bedroom Suite (Ebony) Boston Dining Room Suite Wynn Universal Bedroom Suite Belair Twin Sleigh Head & Foot Board (Ebony) Countess Universal Bedroom Suite Chanel Universal Bedroom Suite (Oatmeal) Belair Chest of Drawer (White) Sam Levy,s Village - Borrowdale Harare - Opposite Bata




Call: +263 4 852850/1 Mon-Fri --------------------------- 9am - 5.30pm Sat      --------------------------- 9am - 3pm Come we share our facebook, twitter, linkedIN, pininterest with you 30 outlets nationwide catering for the widest range of customers within the OK Zimbabwe stable More Up-market store brand located in a select number of low density suburbs in Harare. Four mega stores located in Harare, Bulawayo, Kwekwe and Mutare. OK Zimbabwe's own high quality, affordable in-house brand, available across all stores. Who is OK Zimbabwe Limited? OK Zimbabwe Limited is a leading supermarket retailer whose business covers three major categories, comprising groceries, basic clothing and textiles and houseware products. The groceries category includes dry groceries, butchery, delicatessen, takeaway, bakery, provisions and fruit and vegetable sections. OK Zimbabwe trades under three highly recognised brand names - OK Stores, Bon Marche' Stores, and OKmart.




The Group has been in existence since 1942, and has established itself as a customer-oriented retail organization providing comprehensive access to a broad range of retail products and allied services developed in response to its customers' requirements for convenience and value. OK Zimbabwe Limited was first incorporated as Springmaster Corporation in 1953, and in 1984, its name was changed to Deltrade Limited which then subsequently changed to the current name in July 2001. OK Zimbabwe Limited Investor Relations OK House, 7 Ramon Road, Graniteside, P.O. Box 3081, Harare, Zimbabwe Tel: +263 4 757311/9 Fax: +263 4 757028/39Bad money drives out good, according to Gresham’s Law, dating from 16th century England. Sir Thomas Gresham, money manager for Queen Elizabeth I, argued that, if two coins with the same nominal face value simultaneously circulate, the one with the most gold will be hoarded while the less valuable coin will be used. Who would have guessed that in our time this medieval axiom would be tested — of all places — in Zimbabwe, the once rich, now impoverished land in southern Africa.




What Happens After Italy's Matteo Renzi Quits? Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced his intention to resign after Italians rejected his proposed constitutional reforms in a referendum Sunday. So what happens now? WSJ's Niki Blasina explains three things that could happen. Zimbabwe is ruled by 92-year-old Robert Mugabe, who traveled last week to Cuba for the funeral of his friend Fidel Castro who died at age 90. In 2008 under Mugabe, Zimbabwe recorded the world’s highest rate of inflation. As prices rapidly escalated — rising multiple times daily — the central bank issued progressively larger denomination Zimbabwe dollars. That process culminated with the issuance of a 50 trillion note. With the economy in chaos, a reformist finance minister, Tendai Biti, was named. He abolished the Zimbabwe dollar and adopted the U.S. dollar as the country’s currency. Hyperinflation was halted and for a few years the economy began to recover. But in recent years the commodity boom that had held up the prices of Zimbabwean mineral exports went bust.




There was a devastating drought and the U.S. dollar soared against the currency of South Africa, Zimbabwe’s major trading partner. Unable to issue its own currency, Zimbabwe ran out of money and deflation took hold. Cash is in such short supply that civil servants, police and military, are seldom paid on time. For months there have been restrictions limiting what can be withdrawn from cash machines. Then cash machines were seldom open and people lined up overnight in hopes of getting some of their savings from the banks. Aware of a deepening crisis, for several months Zimbabwe’s central bank told citizens that it would issue “bond notes,” a temporary expedient to alleviate the cash shortage. Ordinary people, remembering hyperinflation, protested. The bond note proposal was ridiculed as a back-door method of reintroducing the discredited Zimbabwe dollar. On Nov. 28 as Mugabe jetted off to Havana, the bond notes were finally released. They had been secretly printed. The $2 bond notes are theoretically exchangeable for $2 in U.S. currency.




The government says the notes are backed by a hard-currency loan from a multilateral bank based in Cairo. The small denomination bond notes are sprinkled among U.S. dollars in the cash machines that are working. The words “bond note” is on the red banner near the top. Last week money changers reappeared on the streets of Harare, Zimbabwe’s capital. Despite harassment from police the bond notes in some places trade at a hefty discount. Gresham’s Law appears to be kicking in. In places where the official rate is honored people are using bond notes while holding back their U.S. dollars. The government says it will issue $12 million of bond notes in coming weeks. So far there have been few surprises. Some shopkeepers applaud the notes, saying they are helping overcome the cash shortage. Others call bond notes a desperate move by a failing state. Zimbabwe is in desperate straits. Hard times and economic mismanagement prompted a third of its population to flee. Between 1997 and 2008 the economy shrank by 50%.

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