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Temba Dube
Chronicle Reporter
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Budget, Finance and Investment Promotion has
Emcoz to discuss productivity-based remuneration
Business Reporter
EMPLOYERS will at the end of the month discuss the feasibility of using productivity as the criterion to determine remuneration, the Employers’ Confederation of Zimbabwe (Emcoz) executive director, Mr John Mufukare has said.
Zanu-PF concludes Constitution draft audit
Harare Bureau
THE Zanu-PF Politburo yesterday met for the fourth time in as many weeks and finally concluded its audit of the draft constitution against the national report.
Govt to meet Essar reps to renegotiate New Zim Steel shareholding structure
The Government will meet representatives of the Indian steal giant Essar Holdings next week to re-negotiate the shareholding structure of New Zim Minerals, a subsidiary of New Zimsteel (formerly Ziscosteel), a Cabinet Minister said yesterday.
High production costs hit industry
Industry has said high production costs have resulted in subdued production and hindered the competitiveness of local products in export markets.EDITORIAL COMMENT: Give deterrent sentences to veld fire offenders
Zimbabwe continues to lose human and animal lives as well as property running into millions of dollars to veld fires every year despite spirited campaigns against starting veld fires by the Environmental Management Agency (EMA).
Kombi crew in trouble for trying to defraud petrol attendant
Court Reporter
A commuter omnibus crew in Bulawayo has landed itself in trouble with the law for trying to defraud a petrol attendant by buying diesel using fake notes.
Bosso wary of Gunners’ ammo
Sports Reporter
CHAMPIONSHIP favourites Highlanders FC who clash with relegation haunted Gunners in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday, are preparing for a bruising encounter and are not taking their opponents lightly.
Bindura Nickel extends rights issue
Business Reporter
MWANA Africa says its subsidiary, Bindura Nickel Corporation (BNC), has extended to the end of the month the deadline for the $21 million rights issue to restart the Trojan Nickel Mine.
Amangwe delegation to attend KZN fete
Bongani Ndlovu