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Business Reporter
ABC Holdings shares plunged 27 percent on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange yesterday, dragging the main index 0,77 percent lower to 131,11 points. The regional banking group last traded at US54c before
Cambria gets nod to take over Celsys
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
CAMBRIA Africa Plc says the High Court has approved its proposal to buy out minority shareholders and assume 100 percent control in the security printing firm, Celsys Limited. But Cambria pointed out
Implement corporate governance code now
Terrence N. Chimanya Business Ethics
FOLLOWING the much publicised global corporate governance failures and scandals, corporate governance has been concentrated on the activity of organisations deemed “systemically” important
New book offers tips on investing in Africa
Tawanda Musarurwa Business ReporterFINANCIAL writer David Mataen has published a book that explores the growing investment opportunities in emerging Africa. The book “Africa — The Ultimate Frontier Market: A guide to the
NSSA pension scheme caters for old age only
THE issue of the retirement age at which a contributor is entitled to claim a NSSA pension continues to generate correspondence from readers. As regular readers of this column will know, the normal retirement age for claiming a NSSA pension is 60, provided one is no longer working at that age.
Chamisa to open ICT Convention
Business Reporter
Information and Communication Technology Minister Nelson Chamisa is tomorrow expected to officially open the ICT Convention 2012 in Harare. The convention is expected to enlighten ICT players in the
Banks under spotlight as IMF visits
Tawanda Musarurwa Business Reporter
RECENT events in the local financial services sector should be viewed by the visiting International Monetary Fund team as a sign that Zimbabwe is in urgent need of external lines of credit and foreign
Gutu farmers seek bigger markets
Business Correspondent
GUTU-based farmers have called on stakeholders in the agricultural industry to assist small-scale farmers in establishing linkages with many partners through farming contracts. Farmers said contracts
Asian markets, euro rally
HONG KONG — Asian markets surged yesterday and the euro rose after pro-austerity parties came out on top in Greek elections, easing but not ending concerns over whether the country will stay in the single currency. The results were also welcomed by the governments of Japan and China — two of
Barangiro bounces back
Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
WHEN one talks of gospel music’s yesteryear greats, names like Baba Machanic Manyeruke and Freedom Sengwayo immediately come to mind. But there is one man who transformed the gospel