Mine shooting: Workers dig in

MARIKANA — Platinum giant Lonmin yesterday ordered employees at a South African mine where police killed 34 people to return to work, but miners remained defiant as a week of national mourning was declared. The London-listed company issued a final ultimatum to staff to end their

Unrest hits at political power nexus

MARIKANA — The bloody protest by miners that ended in a hail of police gunfire and 34 deaths this week could also wound the ruling ANC and its main labour ally, laying bare workers’ anger over enduring inequalities in Africa’s biggest economy. Thursday’s shooting, bringing back memories

Ethiopian Airlines unveils new Boeing

Walter Muchinguri Assistant Business Editor
ETHIOPIAN Airlines will today unveil its latest acquisition, the Boeing 787-800 Dreamliner in Harare, the first of its kind in Africa. The 389-seater aircraft is set to touch down at Harare International Airport around 12.30pm from Addis Ababa and will be on the ground for approximately an hour

More in court over cough syrup

Court Reporter

THREE more people have appeared in court on allegations of possessing Bron Clear, an intoxicating cough syrup that is banned in Zimbabwe.

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