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Interfin Bank to inherit CFX Bank ownership dispute |
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Sunday, 29 November 2009 |
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It is being widely reported that Interfin Bank have decided to go ahead and invest in the disputed CFX Bank Limited. In a recent article entitled "How Interfin got into bed with CFX" which appears at http://www.thestandard.co.zw/business/22311-how-interfin-got-into-bed-with-cfx.html it is clear CFX is suffering effects of being a disputed asset.In generall the market accepts my claim that CFX Bank was illegally and irreularly snatched from me.As result the market is trading cautiously with CFX Bank which has resulted in poor operational perfomance and poor share price performance. |
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Gono owes Zimbabwe an explanation and apology |
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009 |
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Late last week it was widely reported that Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Gideon Gono has ordered the return of some of the confiscated banks to their original owners. This was both shocking and surprising given that no credible explanation was given for such a dramatic policy suamersault. |
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Letter to Interfin Bank Directors on CFX Bank |
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Wednesday, 04 November 2009 |
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Muponda in bid to Block CFX Bank Zimbabwe Takeover |
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Friday, 23 October 2009 |
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THE wrangle over the ownership of CFX Financial Services Ltd has taken a new twist with exiled businessman Gilbert Muponda seeking to block an extraordinary general meeting that can seal the takeover of the troubled financial institution by a Zambian bank. Muponda, through his lawyers Gutu & Chikowero Attorneys-at-law on Monday wrote to CFX company secretary Patricia Ndoro threatening to take legal action against the company if it proceeds with the shareholders meeting on November 12. |
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KMAL Drama exposes ZSE double standards |
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Thursday, 22 October 2009 |
ECONET Wireless was reported to have sold its shareholding in suspended and partially specified Kingdom Meikles Africa Limited (KMAL). In a statement , the company said it had sold its 24,537,480 shares in KMAL at $0,71 per share. The shares were sold to Loakcape Investments (PVT) Ltd a consortium of business people with diverse backgrounds. These are types of deals why the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is variously described as a lawless jungle.
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