May 17, 2011 – Page 6

JOHANNESBURG.
South Africa’s opposition leader sought to sway swing voters yesterday, while President Jacob Zuma hitched his star to

THE National Railways of Zimbabwe plans to rehabilitate 144km of its rail network, a spokesman has said. NRZ public

By Martin Kadzere
GOVERNMENT will soon set minimum prices for chrome ore amid concerns that smelters are deliberately underpaying miners.

Herald Reporter
CHEGUTU East Member of Parliament Webster Shamu yesterday sent a condolence message to the Zhou family following the

By Golden Sibanda
ESSAR Africa plans to build an iron ore export pipeline linking Zimbabwe and Beira in Mozambique, which will result in the

WASHINGTON.
THE arrest on sexual assault charges of the head of the International Monetary Fund has embarrassed an elite institution

BRUSSELS.
TWO European Union finance ministers distanced themselves from Dominique Strauss-Kahn as EU leaders began to lobby for a

BRUSSELS.
EUROPE offered Greece a second chance to get its finances in order, as the head of the eurozone blasted talk coming

TOKYO.
JAPAN is to launch a review of economic and energy policies in the wake of the country’s March 11 natural disaster and the

BEIJING.
THE value of foreign direct investment in China rose 15,2 percent in April year-on-year to US$8,46 billion but fell from the