RioZim ends toll refining agreement

Bright Madera
Senior Business Reporter

RIOZIM Limited says the toll refining agreement at its Empress Nickel Refinery with Swiss metal giant Centamentall AG has been terminated.
According to the termination agreements, RioZim will immediately pay Centametall US$7 million and an additional US$6,6 million would be paid in instalments over a period of eight years without interest.

Industrial index continues to retreat

Business Reporter
THE industrial index retreated 0,70 percent last Friday for the fifth consecutive day due to losses in selected heavyweight counters to close at 131,55 points.

Firms urged to support horticulture

Golden Sibanda
Senior Business Reporter

GOVERNMENT has expressed concern at the lack of financial support to horticulture and has called on local agro-industrial firms to fund the sector to realise its potential of becoming a multibillion-dollar industry.

Converting trash into cash

Jeffrey Gogo
Climate Story

TO most people textile or paper waste, grass and leaves are frowned upon and treated just as much — useless trash.

Libya’s PM predicts bright future for foreign investors

TRIPOLI. — Prime Minister Abdelrahim al-Kib predicted a bright future for foreign investment in Libya especially in the oil sector whose infrastructure needs to be overhauled, in an interview with AFP.

US producer prices rise

WASHINGTON. — US producer prices inched higher in June, ending a three-month decline, as higher food prices offset drops in energy costs, government data showed last week. The Labour Department said its June producer price index rose 0,1 percent from May, when PPI tumbled 1,0 percent due to a steep fall in energy prices.

Don’t forget the jobless, Spanish king tells ministers

MADRID. — King Juan Carlos made a rare political comment last week, calling on the government not to forget Spain’s unemployed as it decides on austerity measures to battle debt.

Mutizwa appointed to starafrica board

Business Reporter
FORMER Delta Corporation chief executive Mr Joe Mutizwa has been appointed to the starafricacorporation board of directors with effect from July 1, 2012.

Veld fires deal Forestry Commission a blow

Obert Chifamba recently in MUTARE
THE Forestry Commission has  since 2005 lost 12 percent of its seed orchards for special plantation species to veld fires.

Crossline Music Festival preps gather steam

Entertainment Reporter
Preparations for the Crossline Music Worship Festival featuring top American gospel artistes Michael W. Smith and Nicole C. Mullen are now in full swing, organisers have said.

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