Libyan oil chief defects

TRIPOLI/ROME.
Libya’s top oil official became the latest leading figure to desert Muammar Gaddafi yesterday, complaining of

May most tense time for Pakistan

ISLAMABAD.
The month of May was proven the worst and most tense time of the year for Pakistan as it started with the US

Mubarak’s trial date set

CAIRO.
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, overthrown by a popular uprising this year, was ordered yesterday to

Unicef extends aid on water treatment chemicals

Herald Reporters
UNICEF has extended its humanitarian assistance on water treatment chemicals to local authorities and Zinwa,

Swazi teachers want king’s assets frozen

MBABANE.
About 3 000 Swazi teachers marched to the South African and American emba-ssies yesterday to appeal for an

Dairibord shares snapped up

By Bright Madera
FOREIGN investors yesterday snapped up 1,2 million Dairibord shares in a special bargain deal valued at US$340

Biti calls for financial market law

By Zvamaida Murwira
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti has called for the establishment of a Financial Services Authority to provide a

Shah wins court case

By Daniel Nemukuyu
THE High Court has ordered three Trust Holdings Limited directors to pay back US$1,5 million they borrowed eight

India sees great potential in Zim

Zimbabwe has vast opportunities for investment in all sectors to propel efforts to rebuild the economy, a diplomat

Global actuary evaluates NSSA

By Tawanda Musarurwa
AN international actuary, sponsored by the International Labour Organisation, is currently looking into issues

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