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Hard work is the profound basis upon which economic growth and development of any nation can be realised. Hard work means every citizen embracing a clearly articulated national work ethic that acts as the springboard to conjure citizens to apply their abilities with focus and intensity towards achieving both personal and national goals.
Zimbabwean ranked SA’s most powerful CEO
JOHANNESBURG. — MTN Group chief executive and president, Sifiso Dabengwa is the most powerful black chief executive officer in South Africa. Dabengwa is a Zimbabwean and the results came from a survey by Trailblazers, which tracks and celebrates South Africa’s inspiring black-administered success stories.
Nokia confident of Africa dominance
JOHANNESBURG. — Nokia, the Finnish mobile phone manufacturer, is confident of maintaining its market share in the continent despite intense competition from rivals. Despite such companies as Samsung, which is…
Telkom revenue declines
PRETORIA. — As expected, struggling South African landline services provider, Telkom, yesterday released a disappointing set of results for the six months ended September 30.
PG seeks nod to sell Mutare subsidiary
Business Reporter
PG Industries Limited will convene a meeting of shareholders next month to seek approval for the disposal of Manica Boards and Doors to Old Mutual Zimbabwe.
PG’s stake was diluted from 60 percent to 27 percent during the recapitalisation of MBD and the group contends that the investment in the associate is no longer
Zim needs US$4bn stimulus package: Biti
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE urgently needs US$4 billion to reinvigorate sluggish economic performance and address some of its key infrastructure deficiencies, Finance Minister Tendai Biti has said.
PPC plans US$200m cement plant
Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
PPC Zimbabwe intends to spend at least US$200 million on building a new cement processing plant in Mashonaland Central Province with an annual capacity of one million tonnes, managing director Mr Zak Limbada said yesterday.
MOB winner announced
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
Twenty three year old Godwin Vincent Gogwe, an ACCA student and food processor is this year’s winner of My Own Boss Buy Zimbabwe edition.
Gogwe outclassed his closest rival Odert Kasimoni to pocket US$25 000 money at the finals held at Celebration Centre on Saturday night.
Battle of bling
Arts Correspondent
My Own Boss finals held over the weekend proved to be a battle ground of bling as the country’s most stylish urban groove singers Enock “EXQ” Munhenga, Desmond “Stunner” Chideme and Mudiwa Mutandwa massaged their egos in front of a huge crowd.
Chris Tucker too scared to impersonate Jackson
Los Angeles.— Chris Tucker was too scared to do his Michael Jackson impression in front of the late singer, as he didn’t think he would see the funny side of…