adminEditorial Comment: Estimate bills remain an expense to Zesa customers
Zesa Holdings’ argument that it will continue depending on estimates when billing consumers made sad reading. The power utility says deploying meter readers countrywide will be expensive, but cares less about the expense incurred.Cotton prices deadlock
Business ReporterCOTTON deliveries finally started this week without an agreed price structure, following a deadlock on minimum prices between farmers and buyers. In the absence of the traditional pricing structure, prices would be determined on a negotiated basis between farmers and cotton merchants.
Falgold seeks US$10m for expansion
Martin Kadzere Senior Business ReporterLISTED gold miner Falcon Gold Zimbabwe says it is seeking US$10 million to fund expansion projects as the group targets output growth. The projects will see the restart of the Venice Mine and increasing
Welcome to the world’s smallest car
Fact D. Jeke Behind the WheelCARS come in all shapes and sizes. While I have seen the relatively big to medium cars I have always wanted to see the world’s smallest car. Being the vehicle enthusiast that I am I have attended numerous events and my biggest disappointment was that at every event I never got the opportunity
‘Son’ gives back to community
Business ReporterFraud, risk advisory and business consultancy firm Proctor and Associates recently donated sports kit to Chatindo primary and secondary schools in Nyanga. This was part of the organisation’s community
Beverages wholesalers, retailers form body
Business ReporterOperators in the beverages industry have formed a wholesalers and retailers association to enhance lobbying for stakeholder interests. The Beverages Wholesalers and Retailers Association has since been registered as a legal entity and a national executive is now in place.
Joint ACP-EU session kicks off
Victoria Ruzvidzo in Port Vila, VanuatuTHE 37th session of the Joint African, Caribbean and the Pacific Group and the European Council of Ministers meeting began here yesterday with both parties advocating for common ground on issues
National healing policy framework granted the nod
Herald Reporter
CABINET has approved a national policy framework that is expected to guide and direct national healing, reconciliation and peace building efforts in Zimbabwe. This came out during a meeting
Judges inspect police cells
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court ReporterTHE Supreme Court yesterday came face-to-face with conditions under which suspects are held at Harare Central Police Station. The court, sitting as a constitutional court, adjourned proceedings to
SA wants anti-Zim sanctions lifted
SOUTH Africa wants Western countries to lift the illegal economic sanctions they imposed on Zimbabwe.
The Sadc appointed facilitator to the inter-party dialogue is also pressing