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Robert Garai Muganda Buy Zimbabwe
After listening to a presentation on “Provision of Adequate Power to Support the Country’s Economic Growth” by Energy and Power Development Permanent Secretary Mr Justin Mupamhanga at a NECF
High volumes spur Innscor
Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
Fast foods and retail group Innscor’s half-year earnings per share rose 59 percent on high volume growth across its operations. Basic earnings per share during June to December 2011 were US4,15c
Zim voted third-best investment destination
Tawanda Musarurwa Business ReporterGLOBAL institutional investors planning to increase their asset allocation in Africa have voted Zimbabwe among the top three countries that offer the best investment return to 2016, an
Renaissance Bank reopens
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
RENAISSANCE Merchant Bank has reopened for business after new shareholders National Social Security Authority appointed a new board following the expiry of the bank’s curatorship period.
Artistes trek to Bulawayo for better fortunes
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment Editor
Bulawayo is fast becoming the hub of artistic excellence, amid revelations that several artistes from Harare have been trekking down to the City of Kings to audition for theatrical productions. For some of
Peter, Tryson unleashed! . . . as Beverly returns to City Sports Bar
Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
YOUNG artistes Peter Moyo and Tryson Chimbetu will square off for the first time at Holly’s Hotel in Harare tomorrow. The gig is the second to be held at the hotel that recently received a facelift in
Europe shares rise on hopes for Greek bond swap deal
LONDON. — European shares pushed higher yesterday, with investors betting Greece will be able to pull off a key bond swap and avoid a chaotic default, and also reflecting optimism about prospects for companies with global exposure. The markets, however, is likely to remain volatile ahead of a deadline
IMF moves towards power reform
WASHINGTON. — The International Monetary Fund’s executive board on Wednesday moved towards a fundamental restructuring of voting rights that will give more clout to emerging economies like China and Brazil, a source close to the board told AFP. The board agreed on the outlines of a new structure for
SA confidence up
JOHANNESBURG. — Confidence in South Africa’s economy improved in February as interest rates looked set to stay lower for longer than previously expected, although economists left their growth forecasts unchanged, a Reuters poll showed yesterday. The confidence index calculated by the Reuters
Toyota RunX: Sporty yet understated
Fact Jeke Behind the Wheel
Over the years, Toyota’s legendary RunX or Allex, as it is popularly known in Japan, has proved to be value for money. Compact and sporty, from its introduction in 2000, it’s still gem packed with so