adminRioZim goes into the red
Tawanda Musarurwa Business ReporterRIOZIM Ltd has gone into the red after posting an operating loss for the year of US$8,1 million. The loss was a significant downturn from the profit of US$9,3 million the company posted in 2010. The
New seed variety unveiled
Business ReporterAS part of its contribution to food security in Zimbabwe, Seed Co recently launched a high-performing medium variety, the BlockBuster, SC 637, during a field day held at its Rattray Arnold Research Station
‘Othello’ comes to Theatre in the Park
Entertainment Reporter“The Gospel of Othello”, a reworking of Shakespeare’s classic play, Othello, premieres at Theatre in the Park tomorrow starting at 5.30pm and runs until April 21, 2012. The play was first shown in Zimbabwe at
Lucas gets Reps top post
Entertainment ReporterAward-winning actor and director Zane E. Lucas has been appointed director of productions for the Repertory Players, the first person to hold this post since the late Adrian Stanley, who undertook the
SA group Ihhashi thrills delegates
Entertainment Reportertop South African traditional outfit Ihhashi Elimhlope literally brought the roof down on the Investment and Trade Exhibition held last week in Harare with their amazing fancy footwork and maskandi music,
Social enterprises gather momentum
Fanuel Kangondo EntrepreneurshipAs social enterprise venturing increasingly gains significance worldwide, there is still some confusion regarding what really constitutes a social entrepreneurial initiative and what drives the discipline.
COP17 post-mortem
Jeffrey Gogo Climate StoryA WEEK ago, the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources Management gathered together key stakeholders in the climate change arena to ruminate on, provide and receive feedback on COP17,
Make a difference, women urged
Business ReporterWOMEN entrepreneurs have been urged to contribute to the positive transformation of the sectors in which they operate. Addressing female delegates at a Woman Excel meeting in Harare recently, Securico
Soaring cement demand boosts Lafarge revenues
Cement manufacturer Lafarge Zimbabwe has said full year revenue is expected to reach US$60 million as cement demand especially on the local market continues to grow. The company last year recorded US$50 million full year revenue following a refurbishment exercise that increased capacity utilisationDisburse maternity funds now
ZWRCN Women’s DeskReports have it that funds raised by Deputy Prime Minister Thokozani Khupe for the Campaign for Accelerated Reduction of Maternal Mortality in Africa (CARMMA) are still lying idle — more than a year