GMB ordered to move grain to deficit areas

Obert Chifamba Senior Agriculture Reporter
CABINET yesterday ordered the Grain Marketing Board to immediately start moving grain to

Editorial Comment: First Choice Wholesale concept noble if handled with care

The rural folk have borne the brunt of the economic challenges that Zimbabwe has been facing. Their income tends to be seasonal and it is only when we are in the marketing season for crops that a lot of cash circulates.
In between they have to rely on support from their sons and daughters in the cities and mining towns. It is therefore imperative that goods and services reach rural areas at low prices.
This had all along proved difficult, given that most shops had to add transport costs and their own profit mark-ups to make

Govt should assist farm schools

Alex Duval Smith
Schools on formerly white-owned farms in Zimbabwe are sorely lacking in facilities and equipment, and receive little funding from the Government or foreign donors. In the old kitchen at Dunstan farm, desks have been pushed up against the

A brother’s state of sorrow

Sekai Nzenza
When Petros died in a car accident in South Africa two weeks ago, his only brother Mika could not go there because he did not have a passport nor did he have money for transport. Cousins in Zimbabwe and South Africa pooled whatever resources

Zim employees want salaries linked to PDL — Survey

Business Reporter
ZIMBABWEAN employees say that salaries should be linked to the Poverty Datum Line (PDL), productivity and inflation without considering each factor independently. This was revealed in a study by Industrial Psychology Consultants (Pvt) Ltd. It was,

Ethics Indaba set for Harare, Bulawayo

Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE is set to host its inaugural Board and Executive Ethics Indaba in Harare and Bulawayo next month. The indaba is being organised by the Ethics Institute of South Africa in conjunction with the Business Ethics Centre (BEC). According to the

Acquisitions, mergers dominate market

Bright Madera Corporate News
ZIMBABWE’S economic potential has continued to attract investors from across the globe as shown by the recent corporate restructuring spree in the country. In the first quarter of the year, the market has recorded a number of acquisitions and

Sale of Dairibord Malawi unit hits snag

Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
DAIRIBORD Zimbabwe Holdings says plans to dispose of financially hamstrung Malawian subsidiary Mulanje Peak Foods have stalled as potential investors are struggling to raise funding for a deposit. DZHL controls Mulanje Peak Foods through its 68

Private sector to present PPP proposals to Cabinet

Tawanda Musarurwa Business Reporter
DEBATE around the establishment of a Public Private Partnership (PPP) Unit within Government structures has been re-ignited as the private sector is set to present a PPP policy brief to Cabinet. The private sector initiative is being driven by the

S. Korea Christians protest against Lady Gaga

Seoul. — Scores of conservative South Korean Christians were to pray together yesterday against Lady Gaga’s Seoul concert, organisers said, accusing the US pop star of advocating homosexuality and pornography. The pop diva arrived in South Korea on Friday, a week before her Seoul performance which kicks off her Born This Way Ball Global Tour. About 300 Protestant church

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