Global platinum supplies plunge

The global platinum market is expected to suffer a 400 000 ounce deficit by the end of the year due to a substantial reduction in global production, an industry consultancy firm has said. Last year the platinum market recorded a 735 000 surplus which was anticipated to persist into next year as

Time to award the tourism industry

Tourism Matrix Isdore Guvamombe
That time of the year has come when Zimbabwe’s illustrious sons and daughters in the tourism and hospitality industry and companies that made the biggest contribution to the sector are honoured. The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority, the vanguard of the industry presents the prestigious

Zim beauty queen elected ATA president

Business Reporter
FORMER Miss Tourism Zimbabwe, Rumbidzai Mudzengerere has been elected president of the Africa Travel Association Young Professionals Programme Global. The announcement was made recently by ATA in New York. The election comes weeks after the ATA Young Professionals Africa

My Own Boss grand finale

Robert Garai Muganda Buy Zimbabwe
Tomorrow evening My Own Boss will crown a new champion to join the league of extraordinary entrepreneurial champions and mentors that continue to make Zimbabwe proud by supporting the economy. These include Securico managing director Mrs Devine Ndhlukula, Kingdom Bank

Inaugural clothing Indaba begins today

Business Reporter
The Zimbabwe Clothing Manufacturers Association is hosting the two-day inaugural Clothing Indaba, which begins in Harare today featuring a trade fair and fashion show. The event is mainly designed to promote the local industry and also help to demonstrate its capacities and abilities.

‘Africa must review natural resources extraction deals’

Kizito Sikuka in Windhoek, Namibia
From Cape to Cairo or Yaoundé to Mogadishu, the scramble for Africa’s resources has often caused problems instead of creating prosperity. Most of the profits from resource exploitation leave the continent entirely in the hands of foreign-owned companies which pay low rates of tax. Very few

CSOT producing results

Kudzai Kureva Business Reporter
A LOT of interest was generated by the introduction of Share ownership trusts in October last year as the nation pondered on whether or not this development strategy would really achieve the desired outcomes. A year after the launch of the first CSOT in Mhondoro-Ngezi and subsequent

Solar systems provide safe, reliable service

Viability of Solar Systems
A correctly designed and installed solar system for both power and water heating will provide many years of green, safe and reliable service and can be applied to any electrical use. This can be used for off-grid; complete replacement of existing power systems; back-up for load shedding and power

2014 model cars: A peep into the future

Fact Jeke Motoring
IN just over a year from now the only things that I am certain of are that there will be at least a dozen exciting new, 2014 model cars hitting the street that will make people green with envy. In this week I decided to enlighten and raise your expectation on what’s coming in the future.

I’ll engage in respectful dialogue: US envoy

Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
INCOMING United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr David Bruce Wharton said yesterday his country must be a good partner to Zimbabwe, but would only change its confrontational policy based on its views on constitutional reform and elections. Relations between Zimbabwe and the US are

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