adminOlivine closes Harare plant
OLIVINE Industries has indefinitely shut down its Harare plant due to shortage of raw materials, mainly soyabeans. Soyabean
Total quality management vital for project success
By Robert Taruwona
A project is deemed successful if it meets the needs of the customer; this is as a result of sustained quality management
. . . ZTA boss blasts Retosa
By Costa Mano in Durban, South Africa
ZIMBABWE Tourism Authority chief executive Mr Karikoga Kaseke has lashed out at the Regional Tourism Organisation for
. . . ZTA boss blasts Retosa
By Costa Mano in Durban, South Africa
ZIMBABWE Tourism Authority chief executive Mr Karikoga Kaseke has lashed out at the Regional Tourism Organisation for
. . . ZTA boss blasts Retosa
By Costa Mano in Durban, South Africa
ZIMBABWE Tourism Authority chief executive Mr Karikoga Kaseke has lashed out at the Regional Tourism Organisation for
Duo gets 48 years for forging court papers
Court Reporter
TWO Harare men who masqueraded as lawyers and released eight notorious armed robbers using fake High Court bail release
EU refuses to fund Zim tourism exhibition
From Isdore Guvamombe in DURBAN, South Africa
ZIMBABWE is the only African country exhibiting at Africa’s biggest travel and tourism exposition – the Indaba in Durban,
Anti-sanctions campaign surpasses target
By Nobukhosi Fengu
THE anti-sanctions campaign launched by President Mugabe in March has gone exceptionally well with the target of two
Man tears off roof, rapes granny (85)
Masvingo Bureau
A ZIMUTO communal lands man last week allegedly tore through the thatched roof of an 85-year-old woman’s hut before raping
Over 70m kg tobacco sold so far
Agriculture Reporter
A total of 70,8 million kilogrammes of tobacco worth US$195m have so far been sold at the country’s four floors, the Tobacco