adminWhetstone listing on ZSE still on
Business ReporterCANADIAN resource firm Whetstone Minerals has refuted reports that it has cancelled its planned listing on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange saying the listing was on course and would be…
We need paradigm shift to achieve US$100bn target
As debate rages over Zimbabwe’s drive towards achieving a US$100 billion economy by 2030, there is need for all stakeholders to play their part and build consensus. In this article,…
New debt strategy mooted
By Golden SibandaZIMBABWE should leverage on its mineral resources as part of a two-pronged approach to retiring its US$6,9 billion debt, a Cabinet minister has said.But the natural resource-based debts…
‘Buy Zim’ must succeed
THE first response to the initial article published last week was predictably from a retailer. For the avoidance of doubt, the particular retailer supports the idea of a Buy Zimbabwe…
Set up sugarcane labs, Govt urged
Government should establish laboratories to determine the quality of sugarcane to protect small-scale farmers from exploitation by buyers.Commercial Sugarcane Farmers’ Association of Zimbabwe secretary-general Mr Darlington Chiwa said buyers who…
Mzembi does Zim proud
SOME are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them.Like or hate him, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Walter Mzembi is a mover who has justified…
South Africa needs jobs to avoid unrest – Minister
CAPE TOWN.SOUTH Africa could in the long run face the same type of political unrest that has wracked North Africa if it doesn’t move quickly to create jobs and reduce…
A good girly car
I had a hectic week that started off with a real blue Monday packed with all the sad stuff and too much work but very little time to finish it.…
BAT announces share buyback
LONDON.BRITISH American Tobacco, the world’s second-biggest cigarette maker, announced a share buyback programme of £750 million as it met forecasts with a 15 percent rise in 2010 earnings yesterday.The London-based…
Oil prices hit 29-month highs
LONDON. OIL prices hit 29-month highs yesterday to near US$120 a barrel on growing fears that the unrest in Libya could spread to other oil-producing countries including top exporter Saudi…