Egypt Islamists reach out to rivals

CAIRO — The Islamist Muslim Brotherhood was edging towards a dominant role in Egypt’s first free parliament in decades on Wednesday, but said it would not impose its will over a new constitution and would work with all political rivals on the blueprint.

Libya names new armed forces chief

Libya named Yousef al-Manqoush, a retired general from Misrata, as head of the armed forces in the first significant move to build a new Libyan military.
The appointment was announced on Tuesday as four fighters were killed in a gun battle between rival armed groups in Tripoli, underlining the interim government’s difficulties in controlling the increasingly fractious groups who toppled Muammar Gaddafi.

Iran threatens US navy as sanctions hit economy

TEHRAN — Iran threatened on Tuesday to take action if the US Navy moves an aircraft carrier into the Gulf, Tehran’s most aggressive statement yet after weeks of saber-rattling as new US and EU financial sanctions take a toll on its economy.

SMM feasibility study nearing completion

The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) is close to completing a feasibility study it is carrying out to pave way for resumption of operations at the defunct Shabanie-Mashaba Mines (SMM), an official said.

Air charter industry registers 20pc growth

The local air charter industry  registered growth of between 15 and 20 percent in 2011 owing to increased international tourist arrivals, an official has said.

‘Job market outlook for 2012 bright’

Business Reporter
The outlook is bright for the country’s job market this year after years of gloom, a recruitment and placement company has said.

Abuz to open three branches countrywide

Business reporter
THE Association of Business in Zimbabwe (ABUZ) is planning to open three branches this year in a move aimed at supporting business growth in the country.

Nissi Global opens bureau de change

Business Reporter
Micro finance institution Nissi Global has opened the first bureau de change in Bulawayo following the re-issuing of licences by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe.

HR Column with Hector Moyo: Thou shalt teach them!

Welcome to 2012 dear readers of the HR column, in which year we want to establish a sound HR framework early, so that we can progress issues in a meaningful way as the year unveils.

MOTORING with Ralph Magunje

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