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THREE days ago I had the opportunity to listen to the most inspiring talk by one of the most humble but straight-talking business leaders this country has to offer, National Foods managing director Mr Jeremy Brook. The man simply had a lot to share with the contestants of My Own Boss
Top post for Zim executive
Martin Kadzere Business Reporter
BUSINESS executive Mr Nathan Kalumbu has made history by becoming the first Zimbabwean to head the Coca-Cola Eurasia and Africa Group, the company announced yesterday. The Coca-Cola Eurasia and Africa Group comprises 85 countries. Mr Kalumbu’s promotion as president of the Eurasia
Chamber supports value addition
Business Reporter
CHAMBER of Mines president Mr Winston Chitando yesterday said mining firms fully supported the setting up of a platinum refinery in the country, but it should have “economic justification”. “Does the chamber believe that a refinery should be established in Zimbabwe? The answer is ‘Yes’. But it is an
Govt reviews Essar deal
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
GOVERNMENT is renegotiating with Essar Africa, the Ziscosteel deal to ensure it retains control of Buchwa Iron Ore Mining Company, renamed NewZim Minerals. Under the new agreement, Government wants the Indian firm to buy the rights to Bimco’s iron ore claims. In an interview on the sidelines of
RIP Chadenga
Isdore Guvamombe Features EditorAt midday on Saturday September 8, 2012, two helicopters landed at a football pitch outside an old Roman Catholic Church at Chinyuni, Mujawo Village, in Chirumanzi. It was quite a spectacle, raising wafts of dust, shaking trees and their branches, troubling clothes and the people that wore
Zim to import 70pc of soyabean needs — expert
Senior Agriculture ReporterZIMBABWE will need to import 70 percent of its annual soya bean requirements after drought and late planting affected yields for the 2011/12 cropping season. National Soyabean Promotion Programme co-ordinator Professor Sheunesu Mpepereki yesterday revealed that the country only
Small grain production boosts yields
Tarisai Machakaire Herald ReporterStakeholders in the agriculture sector have urged farmers to take up small grain production to boost yields for the 2012/2013 farming season.
Speaking in separate interviews, the stakeholders said small grain crops were drought-tolerant making them better performers in poor seasons.