Prevention is always better than cure
PREVENTION is better than cure, this is always best, where workers’ health is concerned. Putting emphasis on prevention helps to anticipate and minimise the risks involved. However, the for the process to succeed it requires occupational hygiene. Occupational hygiene is the science of theSingapore delegation for business forum
A delegation from Singapore is expected in Zimbabwe this week for a business forum. The business exchange platform is a product of the Look East policy which the Government adopted in 2003 after Western countries imposed sanctions on the country as punishment for implementing agrarianCall for law to regulate mobile banking
The Government has been called upon to formulate legislation to govern mobile banking activities taking place in the country to prevent service providers from abusing the system. Deposit Protection Corporation corporate secretary Mr Vusi Vuma made the call last week. Mobile banking refersFalgold deal awaits regulatory approvals
Tawanda Musarurwa Business ReporterFALCON Gold says the acquisition of minority shares in the mine by parent company New Dawn Mining Corporation is now dependent on the conclusion of two more conditions. The transaction will see New Dawn acquiring approximately 15 percent of equity presently held by several minority
TPH profits plunge 59pc
Golden Sibanda Senior Business ReporterTRACTIVE Power Holdings after-tax profit plunged by 59 percent to US$690 000 in the year to August 30, 2012, weighed down by poor results at its motor vehicle subsidiary, Puzey & Payne. But TPH also cited the effects of indigenisation policy and low winter cropping activities for the dip in sales,
Hurricane Sandy shuts down NYSE
NEW YORK. — It seems not even the world’s largest stock markets exchange can stand up to the “superstorm”. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq closed completely for the first time since 9/11 yesterday and possibly even today due to the imminent arrival of Hurricane Sandy, its operatorGMB faces US$1m lawsuit
Business ReporterThe Grain Marketing Board faces a lawsuit after it recently cancelled a US$1 million flour making tender it had awarded to Mylo Foods, citing poor product quality. In a letter to the GMB last week, Mylo Foods’ lawyers, Venturas & Samukange Legal Practitioners, demanded the parastatal reinstate
Learning from Lumumba
Nkosazana Dlamini-ZumaI always remember the words of one of our finest sons of our continent, our hero President Patrice Lumumba who said in 1960 at the All African Conference in Leopoldville: “We all know and the whole world knows it, that Algeria is not French, that Angola is not Portuguese, that Kenya is not
Accept God-sent containers
Takura RukwatiThe Bible says that believe in the Lord your God and you shall be established and also believe in his servants for your own prosperity. When one believes in God he or she is planted in God and no winds of life will be able to shake such an individual. On the other hand for such an individual

