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Cyprian Muketiwa Ndawana
It is now an open secret that Mr Joseph Mutizwa will retire effective May 31, 2012 from the helm of Delta Corporation. As one among the multitude that was privileged to learn from working under his
NRZ targets to move 6 million tonnes
THE National Railways of Zimbabwe is targeting to move six million tonnes of traffic this year up from 3,8 million tonnes in 2011. Last year the parastatal had targeted to move 5,3 million tonnes of traffic but failed due to depressed industrial capacity, ageing equipment and railway infrastructure. NRZ
Non-executive directors underpaid, says survey
Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S non-executive directors take home on average US$5 000 per annum in terms of their remuneration, which is relatively low in view of regional and international comparisons. Non-executive
Real estate firm rebrands
Tawanda Musarurwa Business Reporter
ZIMBABWEAN real estate consulting firm RM Africa Property Consultants has rebranded its property sales and rentals division to Rawson Property. Basically, the local firm’s land and property
Airzim debt keeps investors at bay
Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
THE biggest hurdle that Air Zimbabwe might have faced in securing a strategic equity partner could have been its US$140 million debt. There were several reports on partnership talks between Air
Fidelity Life EPS shoots up 100 percent
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
FIDELITY Life Assurance of Zimbabwe’s earnings per share increased by 104 percent in the full year to December 2011 as profits doubled on growth in premium income from employee benefits. The
Govt postpones meeting on Zimplats
Business Reporter
THE meeting scheduled for Tuesday between senior Government officials to discuss Zimplats’ non-compliance with the country’s indigenisation and empowerment requirements has been deferred to
M&R pulls out of Zimbabwe
Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
MURRAY & Roberts is set to divest from Zimbabwe after resolving to sell its 46 percent equity in the construction and engineering firm. The South African-owned company is already talking to a local
Kudos to Zimsec for restoring credibility to local exams
Editorial Comment
Zimbabwe’s O and A Level results are getting better, but still have a long way to go before pupils, parents, schools and the nation as a whole can feel happy with them, with just 19,5 percent of O
Can elections create jobs?
Albert NhamoyebondeWith elections being held on all continents, many political parties have gone overboard in promising the voters that they have the answer to the unemployment crisis. But the question being asked is